Swann Auction Galleries

(ART.) Lottie E. Wilson, Photograph of her portrait of Abraham Lincoln and Sojourner Truth. No place, 1902

(ART.) Family photographs and other papers of artist Albert Alexander Smith. Various places, 1902-circa 1950s

(BLACK POWER.) Assata Shakur, et al. Break de Chains. New York: Come! Unity Press, [1973]

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Edward Schwartz. Photograph of Paul Robeson before his riot-interrupted Peekskill concert, 1949

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Photograph of John Lewis and Jackie Robinson marching at a San Francisco rally. [San Francisco, 1964]

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) LeRoy Henderson, photographer. Portrait of Fannie Lou Hamer, circa 1970s

(DOUGLASS.) William Emory Bowman. Carte-de-visite portrait of Frederick Douglass. Ottawa, IL, [April 1866]

(EDUCATION.) Pair of stereoviews of New York's Colored Orphan Asylum. New York, circa 1862

(BUSINESS--BOOKS.) Exterior view of Lewis Michaux's famous Harlem bookstore. New York, 23 July 1964

(EDUCATION.) Photograph album of an event at Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, AL, 1921

(EDUCATION.) Photograph of Farm Security Administration educators with migrant farm workers. Pocomoke, MD, 1942

(ENTERTAINMENT.) Papers of child performer Danellen Mabry. Los Angeles and elsewhere, 1930s-1960s

(ENTERTAINMENT.) Photographs and program of Pittsburgh's elite social club, the Frogs, 1913, 1947 and undated

(ENTERTAINMENT.) Pair of photographs of Cincinnati's Top Hat Social Club. [Cincinnati, OH, 22 March 1937]

(ENTERTAINMENT.) Carl Van Vechten, photographer. Josephine Baker attending luncheon in her honor. New York, 1951

(ENTERTAINMENT--DANCE.) Carl Van Vechten, photographer. Portrait of Alvin Ailey. New York, 22 March 1955

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Cabinet card of the Afro-Cuban violinist José White Lafitte. New York, circa 1875

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Carl Van Vechten, photographer. Portrait of Billie Holiday. New York, 1949

(ENTERTAINMENT--THEATER.) Press photograph of Lorraine Hansberry. New York, 8 April 1959

(FAMILY PAPERS.) Family vacation photo album of numbers mogul "Woogie" Harris. Atlantic City, NJ, circa 1930

(KING.) Burk Uzzle. Group of three photographs of the Martin Luther King memorial march. [Memphis, TN, April 1968]

(LABOR.) Yale photograph album with five photographs of Black campus workers. New Haven, CT, 1872

(LABOR.) Cabinet card portrait of John King, "The Chimney Sweep." Poughkeepsie, NY, circa 1890

(BLACK PANTHERS.) The Black Panther Manifesto. San Francisco, CA, circa 1970