![This Is a Response to Adkins' Campaign of Hate [caption title]. Arkansas](/pictures/thumb/McBRB518.JPG?v=1552571968)
Little Rock: [1944]. Printed broadside, 22.5 x 17 inches. Light, even tanning. An unrecorded political broadside from the 1944 Arkansas Senate race between Homer Adkins and William Fulbright. Adkins was a member of the Klan, who financed his early political victories, and their unsavory views remained a hallmark of his..... More
![Arkansas Via Iron Mountain Route [cover title]. Arkansas, Missouri](/pictures/thumb/McBRB831_01.jpg?v=1565781530)
Chicago: Rand McNally & Co., [1888]. Folded map brochure, 9 x 4 inches, unfolded to 36 x 23 inches. Minor wear and toning, minor separation at some folds. Contemporary ink stamp on cover. A large partially-colored map of Missouri and Arkansas issued by Rand McNally, including extensive information for immigrants..... More
St. Louis: Jno. McKittrick & Co, [ca. 1873]. Broadside, 21 x 7 inches. Upper right corner slightly chipped. Center right edge a bit nibbled. Fading contemporary ink stamp at foot. Small patch of dampstaining at lower left; light tanning. Illustrated broadside advertisement for the St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern..... More
![Bound for the Happy Lands of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway [caption title]....](/pictures/thumb/McBRB658_01.JPG?v=1563973128)
Cincinnati: [ca. 1880]. Folding brochure, eight panels to each side. Minor wear and soiling. Contemporary ink stamp on two panels. Promotional brochure for the land grants of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway. The brochure outlines the benefits of the climate, the resources and agriculture in the region..... More
![The Liberal Jew and Jesus [cover title]. Louis Witt](/pictures/thumb/McBRB624.jpg?v=1555792249)
Little Rock: [1907]. 20,[4]pp. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Lightly creased, minor wear. An address given by Rabbi Louis Witt of Congregation B'nai Israel to the Ministerial Association of Little Rock. Witt was Rabbi of a Reform Congregation in Little Rock, a position he held from 1907 to 1919; he subsequently..... More