"10551  SAVING SINNERS, SCENE ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI" showing many black people witnessing a baptism by immersion,  Phostint postcard from Detroit Photographic, mailed from Slidell Louisiana, corner crease, mild corner wear. Unusual subject matter. $12.00 bdr%

"107  'HUNTING' IN DIXIELAND / 104819" showing 3 black girls, one looking at another's hair outside, white-border era from Asheville Post Card Company, mailed 1931, curling paper, extensive soil along one short edge, lightly toned back, as is. $1.00 b

    "6330.  A HORSELESS CARRIAGE.  COPYRIGHT, 1902, BY DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC CO." showing 2 small black children in an ox cart, color postcard with undivided back, paper yellowing evenly with age, faint album impressions at the corners, number written neatly in the stamp box may not erase well. $5.50 bdu NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

    "9541 THE WATER CARRIER" showing a black woman with a water jug balanced on her head, unused postcard with undivided back from the Detroit Publishing Company, tiny corner crease not into image, otherwise fairly fresh for its age. $10.00 bpd

    "Aerial View / PINEY WOODS SCHOOL / PINEY WOODS, MISS." with each of its buildings labeled--e.g., each workshop, boy's & girl's dorms, and library; unused Curteich linen  postcard with good edges. Circa 1956. As back points out it does not, however, show their new post office. This is a historically black boarding school which successfully dealt with many at-risk middle- & high-school students, sending most on to college. $6.00 mbs

"Aerial View / PINEY WOODS SCHOOL / PINEY WOODS, MISS." with each of its buildings labeled--e.g., each workshop, boy's & girls dorms, and library; unused chrome postcard with good edges. A Curteich reproduction by Curteich circa 1962. This is a historically black boarding school which successfully dealt with many at-risk middle- & high-school students, sending most on to college. $2.50 mbs

    "Asheville, N.C./ I'SE GOING HOME" black gentleman on horseback rides home with sacks & papers, black & white postcard, album marks at the corners, gouge out of lower edge not into the image. $3.75 bnh%

    "BEDFORD INN--Colored Tourist Home / 203-9 Moore Street…" in Fayetteville North Carolina. Mailed 1938. unusual subject matter. $15.00

    "Booker T. Washington / GREAT EDUCATOR / BORN 1858 DIED 1915 / W.M. HAMMOND" founder of Tuskegee Institute, sepia-tone on browning paper, issued circa 1917, much corner wear & rounding, tiny spot on right front edge. Postcard sold. Still available as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 (bfc)!

"Collection 'PORTRAITS DE CINEMA' (2e série) / 6. Gérard Pillon, Ella Fitzgerald, Festival du Jazz, Antibes (1978)" singing into microphone, unused black & white continental, trivial corner wear. $1.50 wb

    "Compliments of the / Domestic Sewing Machine Co." advertising card with goat eating a black man's finery while black women & children listen to him, brief ad of Henry J. Mann of Monroe Michigan on the back. $18.00 (abms)

    "Copyright 1908 By Geo. S. Graves. / HARTFORD, CONN. The Harriet Beecher Stowe Residence  A 192" sepia-tone postcard mailed there 1909, stamp removed, mild corner rounding, cancel ink at the upper left front. When living in the Cincinnati area, she authored  her best known book 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'. $3.75 c(h)ba

    "D-106  A BUSY DAY IN A COTTON FIELD IN DIXIELAND / 17253-C" showing several blacks, young & old, at work; unused white-border era postcard, soft corners. $5.50 ba

"D515:-OLD BLACK JOE / 46737" showing a seated old black man wearing overalls, excellent condition. (2 available) $2.75 each. b%

    "D-538  'SITTIN' SOFT' IN DIXIELAND / E-5453" showing a smiling black girl sitting atop a pile of cotton, unused linen postcard with good edges. $3.75 bg NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

    "DIANA / ROSS / SWEPT AWAY" record promotion from Ed Travelling, unused chrome, trivial corner & edge wear. $1.75 mb+

    "Driving the Ostrich at the Ostrich Farm, Florida" showing a black man in the sulky, postcard in color, minor corner wear & rounding, lightly toned back, unused. $10.00 (obu)

    "Dr. R. R. Moton, Principal, Tuskegee Institute, Ala." black & white with sky tint, made in USA, unused, minor edge wear. More formally, Dr. Robert Russa Moton, its second president, after whom Moton Field was named. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 ab

    "DULANY HALL... / GOODWILL HALL / LAKE McKAY COMMUNITY CLUB" showing their exteriors at the historically black Piney Woods School in Mississippi, circa 1948, unused linen postcard with an unusual design in which the 3 color illustrations are on the address side, excellent condition. This is the historically black boarding school which successfully dealt with many at-risk middle- & high-school students, sending most on to college. $7.00 m(p)bsm

"ENTRANCE, MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME / STATE SHRINE, BARDSTOWN, KENTUCKY" showing a seated black banjo player entertaining 4 whites standing outside a door, unused chrome, image credited to the Kentucky Department of Public Relations, much pertinent information on back. $1.50 bk

"Evan Nabrit / Opening Receptions: Nov 1st 6 PM to9Pm" continental publicity card for an exhibition & reception at a Columbus Ohio art gallery, near mint. Full color, each side includes a tasteful nude by the young black artist. $2.00 nbo(c)

"FLORIDA OSTRICH FARM. / 'Hurricane' the Fastest Trotting Ostrich in the World, Record 1 / 2 mile 1:07 Minutes" In color, with a black man in the sulky, white-border era, fresh color. $35.00 (obf)

"From LACEY LUMBER CO., / CARRIERE, MISS." unused sepia-tone Velox real photo postcard with the violet hand-stamp of the company providing the caption, good focus & interesting composition, minor corner rounding & small corner crease nowhere near the image. Shows a high stack of their freshly-milled ('green' is the trade term) and as-yet-unsaleable yellow pine lumber, cleverly positioned in a cross-hatched arrangement so as to air it dry & still preserve the straightness of the cuts. The arrangement was a very labor-intensive process involving Negro workers, 2 of whom are shown--one at the top, the other on the stairs besides where he would hand up (or down) the boards. [The spacing between layers would be less in later times, and a modern mill would use a kiln to cut this several-month airing process into a matter of weeks.] By photographing the pile (and a bit of another pile to the right of it) and placing their name beneath the image, the company was trying to show the onlooker how they took pains to insure the dryness, straightness, strength & regularity of their milled stock. Lacey Lumber was one of the smallest mills to open in the county after the building of the New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad in the 1880's. Undoubtedly unique and, because the photo tells us so much, it is quite simply the best Mississippi post card we have ever seen in anyone's stock. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) & enhanced 120-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.75 mlb

"Greetings From De Witt, Ark. / Cotton Picking Time" showing the blacks starting to pick, unused chrome from Curteich circa 1958, slight yellowing of the paper with age on back. $1.00 ba(d)a

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"HOLIDAY FESTIVAL OF BLACK DOLLS. An / annual event at the NATIONAL AFRO- / AMERICAN MUSEUM AND CULTURAL / CENTER" showing numerous examples of such dolls, unused continental postcard, copyrighted, near mint. $1.50 db

"'Honey, We're Waitin' Fo' You-all in Beautiful Florida" showing 2 black babies riding the back of a pelican, E. C. Kroff Co. 1919 copyright, pencil writing on back, small corner crease, one corner badly creased, internal crease, light toning both sides, as is. $1.50 b

    "Horticulture Building, I. S. C., Ames, Iowa" showing its exterior, black-and-white postcard with sky tints, mailed there 1914, considerable corner & edge wear. Iowa State's first African-American faculty member worked here at that time; his name was George Washington Carver. $5.00 icb

    "I GUESS SOMEBODY'S WELCOME!" with signed F. G. Lewin art on postcard, Series 40 [name of series contains a racial epithet which we refuse to print] No. 59, printed in the USA, sent circa 1920 - 1922, light toning in the upper left front corner. $10.00 ba(l) NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

    "I'll Think Of You / This Christmas" with Janet Jackson in a dress showing some cleavage, unused continental, fresh appearance. $2.00 mb

Image File, Volume 15 Number 3/4, containing "Hidden in the Picture: Visualizing African American Material Life and Culture" & "Making Sense of Mucha" illustrated in color. $2.50 the complete issue. pba NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

    "IN A SOUTHERN HEMP FIELD" showing 3 black men harvesting many tall plants, Carolina Card Company number10724, mailed 1930, small corner crease, mild corner wear, Unusual subject matter! $18.00 bsa

"In the Caribbeans(sic)" showing a seated black woman sewing in a garden near her house, home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1966 at Brookport Illinois. $1.50 b

    "'I Sure Got Him', / Asheville, N. C." drawing shows black man climbing a tree in an attempt to grab a possum by the tail; No. 953 published by International Post Card Company, made in Germany, mailed 1909, date written on front sky, light toning both sides, minor corner wear. $7.50 bna NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

"JAMES 'KWAME' CLAY" with an example of his framed art in color, postage paid continental postcard publicizing an exhibition at the Art Consortium's African American Museum in Cincinnati Ohio, near mint. $1.50 bo(c)

    "Just a Line From Hot Springs, Arkansaw" art depicting a black lady hanging clothes on a wash line, postcard mailed there 1908, toning at one front corner from album, partial cancel on front, minor corner & edge wear. $6.50 ba

    "Key West, Florida" showing black divers at the Municipal Dock, unused chrome, fresh appearance. $4.00 bf

"'King Cotton' in Georgia" close-up of a black worker with a wide-brimmed hat picking, well done home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1964 from Clinton Indiana. $1.75 bg

    Lithographed ad card, 1884 Lancaster Ohio County Fair, shows a wagonload of stereotypical blacks, touts $7,219.50 worth of premiums on the front, and gives the times for three trotting races on back. Both sides shown.  Expertly repaired corner (about 3 / 4" lower right of image), it has its share of toning, rounded corners & edge nicks. $35.00

    "LOADING OIL, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS" work scene with black men shipside, color postcard from Nueces News Agency, unused linen, light toning along both sides of one short edge, small corner crease..$3.50 tb

    "Loading Rice for Export, New Orleans, La." showing many blacks laboring under white supervision, color postcard, circa 1910-1915, edge wear, minor toning at top of back. The ship was registered in 1899 to the Allison Company. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(a)bl

    "Log Cabin of John H. Bryant, 1833, Princeton, Ills." unused color litho-chrome postcard published by C. J. Dunbar & Company, tiny spot on back near stamp box, faint album marks at corners, good edges, light yellowing of back paper due to age. In 1854 this man invited Abraham Lincoln & Owen Lovejoy to speak at an anti-slave rally in what is now known as Bryant Woods to commemorate the event. Seldom seen. $20.00 iblg

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    "Lots ob good things / Christmas time, / Christmas turkey / an' Christmas wine, / Punkin, mine an' / apple pie--" showing a black butler bearing a tray full of food & more poetry, Tuck Leatherette Post Card Series No. 8, printed in Saxony, mailed 1911 in Michigan, minor corner & edge wear, couple inconsequential tiny ink smears in address. The light-color curve from the turkey & down towards the left edge is either an artistic representation of the food dripping as he is moving forward or a very light scrape that leaves color on the card. $10.00 bctfp

    "Mah Face Am Mah Fortune, / But Ah've Got Other / Assets, Too. // C9" linen postcard with very late usage at Sadlersville Tennessee, small corner crease not into the art. $5.00 b NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

    "Masai" black line drawing on brownish paper, post card with art signed Savary, printed in England, unused. $4.00 kbia

"MY OLD LOG CABIN" including prominently an old black man chopping wood; on back of another image "Cutting, Shocking and Stacking Sugar Can" showing 5 black workers; no postcard back. $1.25 b

"Old Natchez, Miss." showing a black maid preparing food by a fireplace, well done home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1963 at Boyers Georgia. $2.00 bm*%

"NEGRESSE AVEC ENFANT / COPYRIGHT L. & H. CAIRO" showing a black woman standing with her baby in her arms, color carte postale, very late usage at Felch Michigan, minor corner & edge wear. $4.50 nb

    "OLD-FASHIONED SOUTHERN RAPID TRANSIT" showing a black driving an ox-cart, white-border era from Carolina Card Co., writing on back dates to 1928, vertical crease, small corner crease. Postcard sold. Still available as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50

    "OLD SLAVE MART / MUSEUM AND GIFT SHOP / … / 6 Chalmers St. / Charleston 8, South Carolina" black & white in vertical format, lightly toned back from printing process, good edges. $3.00 s(c)sb

"Olympian / Stephanie Hightower / Columbus Ohio appearance" as she addresses a gymnastics crowd there 2 / 15 / 92, 3.5"x5" black & white photo showing her in profile, close-up as she holds the microphone. $3.00 oo(c)b

    "Picking Cotton, LOUISIANA." unused color postcard with undivided back, back paper browned evenly with age, good edges. $11.00 bl(u) NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

    "PRINCESS WEE WEE" a Black lady midget seated upon what appears to be a large lamp, black & white, undivided back, unused, faint corner crease, small spot of toning at lower front edge, paper starting to brown with age, corner crease. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 cb

"Race Distinctions in American Law" hardbound book by Gilbert Thomas Stephenson, 1910 copyright. , part of The Basic Afro-American Reprint Library, 388 pages well indexed, gently used. $7.50 bls

    "RAYMOND EMMETT DANDRIDGE. / NEGRO AND MEXICAN LEAGUES / 1933 - 1948" autographed Hall of Fame postcard. Played for the Detroit Stars, Newark Dodgers, Newark Eagles & New York Cubans & Minneapolis Millers. American Association MVP in 1950. Unconditionally guaranteed in writing, with an explanation of provenance. $15.00 bas(b) NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

     "RICKSHA BOYS" showing 3 side-by-side ready for fares, unused color post card, numbered 1638 on back, light toning at the back edges, minor corner wear. $7.00 spb

    "Rising Sun / Stove Polish / 'I SAY SNOW FLAKE, DAT STOVE WAS BLACKED WITH RISING SUN. DID YOU EBER SEE DE LIKE?'" circa 1888 ad card showing a black couple admiring their image reflected on a stove, attached to album remnant. Advertising card sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 (ab)!

See also our postcard listing of the ships of Streckfus Steamers, Incorporated who operated on the Mississippi River. They hired many important black jazz musicians to entertain their passengers, & were among the first to hire integrated bands on riverboats there. The acceptance of those bands played a part in facilitating the northward migration of blacks in the US.

"Sitting Soft in Dixieland" showing a smiling black youngster seated on a pile of cotton out in a field; on back of another image "Live Oak Trees Draped with Spanish Moss / SOUTHERN REGION--U.-S. FOREST SERVICE PHOTO"; no postcard back. $1.00 bt

    "Sorting Peanuts, Peanut Factory, Norfolk, Va. / 1220." showing several black workers, color from I. Stern, made in Germany, mailed at Ocean View Virginia in 1911 (clear partial cancel), small corner crease, minor wear at one corner. $14.00 bvp

"South Carolina" showing 2 black women walking away from a large house, one holding a large basket; well done home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1965 from Trenton Michigan. $1.75 bs

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"Sportsman in Dixieland / PHOTO COURTESY CLINT DAVIS" showing a black youngster with a catch of very small fish, on back of "Springtime in Dixieland" post card taken from a folder. $1.00 bf%

    "Strawberry Pickers and Crates, NORFOLK, Va." showing many blacks, many crates & a horse-drawn wagon; color postcard with undivided back from A. C. Bosselman, mailed there 1907 (clear Jamestown Celebration cancel), yellowish paper, 2 corners with small creases, lightly toned front, a little extraneous writing on back. $11.00 bva

    "Tell the Porter to / Put You Off at / So. St. Paul / Now Don't Forget" with Minnesota town name on yellow felt pennant, cartoon art illustration showing interaction with a black porter on a train, mailed there 1914, ink smear on back, corner wear, partial cancel on front. $5.00 mb%

"THE NIG*ERS HAPPY VALLEY / LLANDUDNO" color showing 12 black musicians performing on an open-air stage in Wales to entertain several hundred people, some standing; in color, unused, edge wear. The most unusual Wales postcard we have ever seen. We refuse to scan this card because of the racial epithet that is in the caption. $20.00 wb%

    "Tobacco Field." showing 4 black workers (including a child) in the distance, color, circa 1915, unused, considerable edge wear. $3.75 (tba+)

    "Turkana Chief" black line drawing on brownish paper, signed Savary, postcard printed in England, unused. $4.00 kbia

    "Typical southern negro home" color on undivided back from Hugh C. Leighton, printed in Germany, mailed 1907 from Charlottesville Virginia, corner & edge wear. Postcard sold. Still available as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50

Uncaptioned painting reproduction showing a black man playing trumpet near some riverboats while a white boy with trumpet & a black man recline to listen; image itself has vertical crease; it was then made into a home-made (and, hence, unique) postcard mailed 1962 at Billerica Massachusetts. $1.50 bm

    "V467:-- / My old Kentucky Home / The sun shines bright / In the old Kentucky home. / Tis summer, the darkies are gay; / ..." with the old lyrics of the state song (now changed), showing a group of blacks on a log cabin porch. $7.50 mb NEW / NOVA / NEU / NY

    "XZIBIT  RESTLESS / EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Dr. DRE / IN STORES NOW" emphasizing his tattooed forearms, continental card publicizing his hip-hop album, no postcard back, near mint. $1.75 bmt

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    "'WELCOME TO GREENVILLE TEXAS" LEE STREET LOOKING EAST" where the Trailways Bus Terminal was opposite a Texaco gas station, linen postcard sent free by Pvt. Ernest Conway stationed at Majors Army Air Field there, mild corner wear, a little cancel ink in the sky. Remarkable banner hung prominently over the street reads 'THE BLACKEST LAND / GREENVILLE WELCOME / THE WHITEST PEOPLE'. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 tbbgg

    "WISE'S / AXLE / GREASE / IS YER GWINE TO DE BALL DIS EBEN NIN / NOT DIS EBE NIN S'M OUDER EBE NIN" circa 1888 ad card showing showing well dressed black suitor & lady friend with flower he gave her, attached to album remnant. Advertising card sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50

"WORKING HARD FOR THE FAMILY DINNER" showing 3 black children fishing at a dock, with a stringer of small fish already caught (a scene that would inspire an engaging painting); on back of another scene "GETTING READY FOR 'HOT-CAKES', OLD FASHIONED METHOD OF SYRUP MAKING IN THE SOUTH" with no blacks; tiny corner crease not into either image, no postcard back. $1.00 bf%

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ON 35 UNUSED CONTINENTAL POSTCARDS

35 different post cards with identified blacks on them. All these cards are unused continental size--that is about 4"x6"--in nice condition. Most are famous black musicians (Bessie Smith, Ray Charles, Nat King Cole, Lionel Hampton, Eartha Kitt, Bo Diddley, etc.) & there are a few very interesting ones from South Africa. Most are photos done with great sensitivity and skill by famous photographers, and most are dated. Would make a wonderful gift for the right child. Price: $45.00 for all

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JET MAGAZINES
Pocket size--the size of continental postcards.
All worn & lightly soiled from use but complete.
Chronicling in detail an important period
of the civil right movement in the United States.
Listings give just a few highlights,
but there are dozens more articles in each issue.

November 3 1960. How Nixon campaigned for the Negro vote, Ebony show model Terri Springer, Ahmad Jamal opens in Chicago, Rep. Diggs returns from Nigeria, white WAC beaten on suspicion of dating Negroes, Britain to end trusteeship of Tanganyika & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

November 16 1960. French film festival winner is Ebony fashion model, Erroll Garner signs recording pact, Oscar Robertsons rewrites collegiate scoring record, Sammy Davis Jr. opens one-man show, Ghanaian diplomat's children asked to withdraw from New Rochelle New York school & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

March 2 1961. PBX operator Geneva Patch, jailed York South Carolina sit-inners on bread & water, Timmie Rogers on Ed Sullivan show, Reverend Abernathy's land sold in libel judgment, Duke Ellington band members arrested, Paul B. Zuber profile & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

February 1 1962. Ray Charles earnings, opera star Annabelle Bernard in Germany, Treasury agents padlock Philadelphia Independent, sit-in at Chicago's Burnside Elementary School, Willie Mays divorced in Mexico & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

February 14 1962. Dr. King sues record firm, heartbreak of the Campanella family, Leontyne Price signing autographs, prisoner Clyde Kennard, first all-Negro entry to American Bowling Classic, and much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

April 12 1962. Reverend Boddie Day proclaimed in Chicago, NAACP charges PCCEO is ineffective, bias ends at Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey, South Africa redefines meaning of 'white' person, Robert Kennedy seeks stronger police brutality laws & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

July 12 1962. Inside a Black Muslim school, Wall Street stockbroker trainee Audrey Smaltz, Jamaica cuts colonial ties, gospel songwriter Lucy E. Campbell honored, Stetson University in Florida integrated, vocalist Barbara McNair on Garry Moore Show & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

November 8 1962. Negro reactions to the Cuban crisis, Northwest Airline stewardess Marlene White, Milwaukee voter registration campaign, New York City will not buy books that slight minorities, Dodger Maury Wills honored, Rubin Carter fights at Madison Square Garden & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

January 17 1963. Negro mothers sterilized in Virginia town, Rutgers University coed Geneva Streeter, mixed adoptions in Canada, JFK's views on racial divisions, Satchmo at Guantanamo & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

February 7 1963. Southern University beauty queen Barbara Vidrine becomes math teacher, Cassius Clay fights Charley Powell, Los Angeles to get Negro postmaster, James Meredith gets ready to drive back to Jackson Mississippi, Robert Kennedy sues to integrate schools near military bases, Connie Hawkins signs with Harlem Globetrotters, Dr. Whitney Young criticizes Cleveland's residential segregation patterns & much much more. (2 available) $6.00 the complete issue. b

February 21 1963. Drive to aid hungry Mississippi Negroes, medical laboratory technician Jo Foster, Sidney Poitier--Diahann Carroll romance rumors, Frank Robinson signs record pact with Cincinnati, Miles Davis at press conference & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

April 4 1963. Little Rock 5 years after US troops left, Adam Clayton Powell speech, blues singer Lizzie Miles dies, Henry Carr sets 220-yard dash record, Delta Zeta sorority integrated at Defiance College in Ohio, Kirsten Spencer, Chicago barber & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

April 11 1963. Dr. & Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr.'s fourth child is born, discrimination banned in sale of VA-repossessed homes, Chubby Checker interview, NAACP charges racial bias in life insurance, 2 Negro officers to attend Navy War College & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

April 25 1963. Archie Moore on deaths in boxing, Florida A&M psychology instructor Marilyn Arterbery, Dr. King jailed, paraplegics to join Dixie Freedom Army, Al Hibbler protesting in Birmingham & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. bs(b)

June 6 1963. CORE sit-in in Philadelphia, Virginia Negro sentenced to die twice, NAACP pickets Twin Oaks Pennsylvania school, documentary on Paul Crump winner Cannes film prize, Unitarians debate their church's race stand, African summit attacks US racism & much much more. $6.00 the complete issue. b

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September 1991 (Volume 9 Number 9). Features on women in medicine, kitchen stoves, education of blacks & more. $2.50 p,b

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