Washington, D.C. Buell & Blanchard, 1848-1858. Twelve issues, each 4pp., printed in seven columns. Large folio. Old folds, varying levels of chipping, fold separations, foxing, and edge wear. Occasional minor loss of text from wear at crossfolds and in one case a tobacco burn. Some issues with ink notations at.....

Boston: February 18, 1841. [4]pp., numbered [209]-212, on a single large folio sheet of newsprint, removed from a binding, with some fraying along spine edge. Center horizontal fold, minor foxing. A rare issue of the Massachusetts Abolitionist, "Published Every Thursday, by J.C. Beman, for the Massachusetts Abolition Society" and edited.....

Phoenix: March 2, 1951. 8pp. Gathered sheets of newsprint, folded. Moderate toning and wear, central vertical crease with minor occasional loss. An informative issue of a rare African-American weekly newspaper produced in Jim Crow Arizona. The newspaper was edited and published by Doc F. Benson, a notable leader of the.....

Oakland: Voice Publishing Company, November 11, 1960. 8pp. Large folio. Gathered signatures. Uniformly tanned, moderate edge wear, old folds, with minor wear at fold ends. A representative issue of a scarce Bay Area African-American weekly newspaper. Established in 1919, the California Voice later touted itself as "The oldest Black paper.....

Princess Anne, Md. 1956-1958. Four issues, each 4pp., on a single folded sheet. Original mailing folds, minor wear. Group of four issues of an informative school periodical published towards the end of the Eisenhower years at Maryland State College, a public HBCU research institution now known as the University of.....

Boston: February 20, 1862. 4pp. on a single sheet of newsprint. Folded, split along top central vertical fold lines of both leaves with minimal loss, bottom portion of spine fold also split, some edge darkening and minor chipping. A rare surviving issue of The Pine and Palm, an abolitionist newspaper.....

New Haven: October 31, 1927. Photographically-iIlustrated broadside, 16 x 19 inches. Moderate edge wear, a few short, closed edge tears. An advertising broadside for the Illustrated Current News of New Haven, Connecticut, featuring the infamous Muse Brothers of Roanoke, Virginia. In the early-20th century, George and Willie Muse disappeared from.....

[New York]: Herald Book and Job Office, [late 1845]. Broadside, 24.75 x 19.25 inches, printed in three columns, with elaborate decorative border. Old folds, a couple of marginal chips, offsetting around border (or possibly light mat burn). Overall very good. A New Year's address to the readers of the New.....

[Indianapolis, IN]: July 22, 1861. Broadside, 16.75 x 8.5 inches, on newsprint, printed in three columns. Old folds, moderate foxing and toning, some creasing. Overall very good. An informative newspaper extra from Indianapolis printing recent dispatches about very early Civil War activity from Washington D.C., Kansas City, New York, and.....

Houston: October and November, 1990. Two issues, each 12pp., printed on newsprint. Central horizontal fold, minor toning and wear. Very good. A pair of issues of an important newsletter dedicated to the gay and lesbian community in the Montrose area of Houston, an historically diverse and bohemian neighborhood just west.....

San Luis Potosi, Mx: May 26, 1872. 2,[2]pp. on a folded folio sheet. An intriguing issue of the San Luis Potosi state newspaper, La Sombra de Zaragoza, produced in the late-Spring of 1872. The paper was issued at irregular intervals at the time, but was most frequently issued as a four-page.....

Marengo, IL: 1942. Pen and watercolor on art board, 11.75 x 10 inches, affixed to 13.25-x-11-inch mat, with typed caption on lower margin of mat. Staining and bumping to mat. Original art a bit toned, light dust soiling but overall very good. A delightful satirical cartoon by noted illustrator Robert.....

Waco: W.C. Brann, May, 1897. [77]-100pp. Original self wrappers, stapled. Some wear along spine, old folds, scattered dust-soiling, first and last leaves partially separated along spine, ink ownership signature on front page. An interesting issue of the rare Waco newspaper published by "Brann the Iconoclast" in the late-19th century. William.....