Tuskegee, Al. Tuskegee Institute Steam Print, [ca. 1900]. [4]pp., on a single folded sheet. Old horizontal crease, minor toning around edges, light overall wear. A humbly-produced fundraising pamphlet printed at the Tuskegee Institute around the turn of the 20th century, produced by two members of the Committee on Investment of.....

[Enterprise, Alabama: 1955]. [32]pp. Original red wrappers decoratively stamped in gilt on front cover, stapled. Minor rubbing along spine. A seemingly unrecorded yearbook for a segregated African American elementary school in Alabama. Enterprise Academy taught first through sixth grade to the African American community in Enterprise, Alabama (near Dothan in.....

Montgomery, Al. 1958. [92]pp. Profusely illustrated from photographs. Quarto. Original textured wrappers, printed in blue and gilt, stapled. Moderate soiling and minor edge wear. Some foxing to initial and terminal leaves, but mostly clean internally. An unrecorded souvenir program from the seventy-fifth annual convention of the Alabama State Teachers Association.....

Montgomery: Department of Agriculture and Industries, [1904]. Twenty-one panel illustrated folding promotional on recto, printed with a color county map of Alabama on verso. One tear along fold lines and minor separations at a few crossfolds, light toning. An Alabama promotional touting the advantages across the state for potential "home.....

Montgomery: 1882. 11pp. Original printed wrappers, sewn. Three soft vertical folds throughout, minor edge wear and foxing. A detailed, and apparently unrecorded circular letter issued by Jerome Cochrane, the Health Officer of the State of Alabama. Cochrane details the "unsatisfactory character of the work so far done" in most counties.....

Tuskegee, Al: Tuskegee Institute, [1922]. [6],17pp. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Minor even toning. Small tape repair to lower edge of first text leaf. Very good. A scarce work issued by the Tuskegee Institute's Board of Trustees in answer to "what progress the school has made since Dr. Washington's death and.....

Silverhill, Al: March 1923. 16pp. Quarto. Original color-printed wrappers, stapled. Minor wear and dust-soiling to wrappers, small chip to bottom of front wrapper near spine, two short closed tears to bottom edge of front wrapper. About very good. Volume 1, number 1 of this informative Alabama agricultural periodical, and likely the.....

Birmingham, Al. 1914. [18]pp., with frontispiece photograph tipped-in on inside front wrapper. Original beige printed wrappers, string tied. Some uneven discoloration and minor staining to wrappers. Some offsetting to title page from frontispiece, otherwise internally clean. A program of the dedication services for Temple Emanu-El in Birmingham, Alabama in 1914.....

Mobile: December 12, 1849. Printed circular, , 9.75 x 7.5 inches, on a single folio sheet of blue paper, integral blank addressed on verso to R.B. Waller of Greensboro, Alabama, ink postmark from Selma. Old folds, minor staining, small hold to integral blank from removed seal. Overall very good condition.....

Mobile, Al: The Commercial Club, 1891. 24pp. Original illustrated wrapper printed in color. Minor wear and dust-soiling. Very good. A scarce promotional for the city of Mobile as a port, emphasizing transportation, commerce and industry, and the centrality of its location to various local ports of call.  The work includes distance.....

[Mobile, Al.]: Metzenger’s Print, 1892. 25pp. Twenty-fourmo. Original printed tan wrappers. Minor wear and toning. Very good. An unrecorded pamphlet, being the 1892 revised version of the constitution and by-laws for the Young Friends Benevolent Association of Mobile.  The organization provided mutual aid (unemployment insurance) and a $50 death benefit.....