Swann Auction Galleries

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Mikhail Bakunin. The Catechism of the Revolutionist. Oakland, CA: Black Panther Party, undated

(BLACK PANTHERS.) The Black Panther: Black Community News Service, Volume 1, Number 1. Oakland, CA, 25 April 1967

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Guilty of Murder / Guilty of Brutality. [Los Angeles], circa 1966

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Move On Over or We'll Move On Over You. No place, circa 1966

(AFRICA.) Maryland State Colonization Society . . Constitution and Ordinances of Maryland in Liberia. Baltimore, MD, [1834]

(ABOLITION.) Abraham Lincoln. Proclamation of Emancipation. New York: A. Kidder, [1864]

(ABOLITION.) Lydia Maria Child. An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans. Boston, 1833

(ABOLITION.) Letter to Andrew Jackson pleading for him to emancipate his slaves. Freehold, NY, 19 July 1834

(ABOLITION.) Acts and Laws Passed by . . Massachusetts, including "An Act to Prevent the Slave-Trade." Boston, 1788

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Signed photographs from Brooklyn's Kingston Lounge nightclub, 1947-1948 and undated

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Eugene Hawkins, artist. Am I Not a Man and a Brother? Los Angeles, 1967

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Bill Olive, artist. Happy Birthday, Huey P. Newton '69. [Los Angeles?], 1969

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Group of 4 scarce posters from the Committee to Defend the Panther 21, 1970 and undated

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Free the Panther 21. [New York?], circa 1969-1971

(BLACK PANTHERS.) 1919: Rosa Luxemburg Murdered / 1972: Prevent the Murder of Angela Davis. No place, 1972.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Free the Soledad Brothers. Berkeley, CA: Soledad Brothers Defense Committee, [1970-71]

(BLACK PANTHERS.) George Jackson 1941-1971 / A Song in Blood and Tears. San Francisco, 1972

(BLACK PANTHERS.) George Jackson Lives . . Attica Means Fight Back. No place, circa 1972

(BLACK POWER.) Festival of the Black Arts, Featuring LeRoi Jones & Ossie Davis. [New Haven, CT], 13 April 1968

(BUSINESS--HOTELS.) Poster for the Chowan Beach riverside resort in North Carolina. Winton, NC, circa 1940s

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Ernest Crichlow, artist. We Shall Overcome. Register--Vote. Washington, 1963

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Danny Lyon; photographer. Variant version of the famous "Now!" poster. Atlanta, circa January 1964

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) James Meredith Speaks on Racial Peace in America. San Francisco, 25 September [1966]

(ENTERTAINMENT--MINSTRELSY.) Alabama Quartette poster. Milwaukee, WI, circa early 1900s