We have been cataloguing up a storm this summer, and we’re pleased to present this list of thirty, freshly-catalogued new acquisitions.  Highlights include an African-American business directory from Columbus, Ohio; an extensive California quicksilver mining archive; a 19th-century Cuban manuscript on agricultural renewal, illustrated with maps; an illustrated Mexican manual on animal husbandry; an amazing archive of letters written from early Republic Texas; and a mammoth Jackson photo of the Great Falls of the Yellowstone.  Enjoy!

Our latest list contains thirty items related to business, trade, industry, and commerce. These range from an 18th-century document on the Triangle Trade to a massive photographic archive of 20th-century mining and smelting.  Other highlights include an important visual archive of a business empire in Alaska at the turn of the century; several items relating to Black-owned businesses; business directories and promotional materials, and more.  Enjoy!

Our list for the fair this year contains an eclectic mix of materials, per usual.  Highlights include a fascinating archive of 19th-century Native American photographs; a handful of rare prints relating to the Champs d'Asile colony in Texas; an elaborate photo portrait celebrating the 13th Amendment; a pair of rare Japanese internment yearbooks from Arkansas; a first-hand manuscript account of the French Intervention in Mexico; an early Texas Republic archive; several U.S.-Spanish language imprints; a manuscript ledger from a Hawaiian sugar plantation, written in Japanese, as well as a handful of printed works on the Japanese in Hawaii; as well as other archives, rare imprints, and unusual unique materials.