1: Africa with all its States, Kingdoms, Republics, Regions, Islands &c Improved and Inlarged From D'Anville's Map; to which have been added A Particular Chart of the Gold Coast, Wherein are Distinguished all the European Forts and Factories. Impressive

2: (AFRICA.) Crummell, Alexander. The Relations and Duties of Free Colored Men in America to Africa. A Letter to Charles B. Dunbar 54 pages. 8vo, original printed wrappers, sewn. EXCEPTIONAL COPY. Hartford: Case, Lockwood, 1861 E500/750 FIRST EDITION.

3: ANGELOU, MAYA. Gather Together in My Name. 8vo, cloth; dust jacket with some light wear to spine extremities. New York: Random House, ( 1974) E150/250 FIRST EDITION BOLDLY INSCRIBED BY ANGELOU. A continuation of her personal story begun in her

4: ARMISTEAD, WILSON. A Tribute for the Negro: Being a Vindication of the Moral, Intellectual and Religious Capabilities of the Coloured Portion of Mankind Engraved frontispiece and additional engraved portraits. Thick large 8vo, original gilt-pictorial

5: BAKER, JOSEPHINE. "Paris Mes Amours" a l'Olympia. Extended-play 45-rpm record, in the original sleeve. Includes three other songs, in addition to the title piece. Paris: RCA, (1959) E300/400 SIGNED BY JOSEPHINE BAKER on a small slip marked "souvenir"

6: BAKER, JOSEPHINE. Portrait painted on silk. Striking head-and-shoulders view of a young Baker, with background of intertwined tropical leaves and trees, in shades of red, brown, green, and yellow Airbrush with gouache by G. Bonvallot, in typical

7: BAKER, JOSEPHINE. Souvenir portrait. Offset color lithograph of full-length portrait by Jean Dunand, showing Baker topless in front of a palm tree; background sky screenprinted in silver. With printed inscription "avec mes com-pliments/ Josephine

8: (BAKER, JOSEPHINE.) Josephine Baker at Carnegie Hall. Poster, at top: "Felix G. Gerstman under sponsorship and for Benefit of Friends of the Josephine Baker International Children's Camp and NAACP-CORE-SNCC SCLC Present." Baker's silhouette in black

9: (BAKER, JOSEPHINE.) Zou-Zou. Window card for movie starring Baker and Jean Gabin. Lettered in yellow and black; shows a nearly full-length youthful Baker on a swing next to close-up of Gabin and Yvette Lebon embracing, with Paris in the background.

10: BALDWIN, JAMES. The Devil Finds Work. 8vo, leather-grained paper-covered boards; dust jacket. New York: Dial, (1976)

11: BALDWIN, JAMES. Gypsy and Other Poems. Two engravings by Leonard Baskin; one, printed on blue paper and tipped to a page, is SIGNED BY BASKIN. Large 4to, original gray paper-covered boards with red morocco labels on front cover and spine. NEAR MINT.

12: (BASEBALL.) Joy, John. Typed Letter Signed as President of the Negr o Major Leagues to Dan Burley of the Amsterdam News. 1 page, on letterhead of The Negro Major American and National League Baseball Teams. Chicago, 1947 E200/300 IMPORTANT LETTER

13: (BASEBALL.) Slugger at the Bat. Pee Wee Reese and Jackie Robinson. Two-record set in the original pictorial sleeve. [New York]: Columbia Records, (1949) E200/300 Recording the fictionalized story of Robinson and Reese coming to the aid of a "kids'

14: (BASEBALL.) Time Magazine cover for 22 September 1947 bearing a portrait of Jackie Robinson by Ernest Hamlin Baker. ONE OF ONLY 18 PROOF COPIES. New York, 1947 E400/600 Accompanied by note of provenance signed by the artist's granddaughter. [SEE

15: (BASEBALL.) Group photograph of the Wichita Falls black baseball league team. 10.25 x 13.25 inches; mounted on heavy cardboard. Wichita Falls, Kansas, circa 1945 E350/500 FINE GROUP PHOTOGRAPH of 19 players in uniform, their manager in the upper left

16: (BASEBALL.) Pen-and-ink drawing of a black baseball game. 12.75 x 19 inches; small closed tear, not affecting image; matted and framed. SHOULD BE SEEN. Np, circa 1905 E600/900 Stereotypical, well-executed, attractive drawing of a black baseball team

17: (BLACK AUTHORS.) Group of 5 titles, all first editions; one inscribed 8vo; dust jackets; condition varies. Vp, vd E150/250 Ernest Tidyman. Shaft. New York, (1970) * Terry McMillan. Waiting to Exhale. New York 1992 * Sidney Poitier. This Life.

18: THE BLACK PANTHER. First 3 issues of the literary arm of the Black Panther Party. Small folio: the first issue mimeographed; 4 pages with Panther logo at masthead; headline reads "Why Denzil Dowell was killed " Second and third issues,

19: (BLACK PANTHERS.) Two posters. The first, of Bobby Hutton-a photo-graphic image on background of blue and black "rays," within which are quotes from Hutton on "Liberation" and "The Black Revolution"; the second-may also be Hutton; some soil to this

20: BODENHEIM, MAXWELL. Autograph Manuscript Signed of his poem "Sonnet to A Negro Girl." 2 pages on separate sheets, 8vo, written in pencil; a few very small closed tears at edges where folded. Signed at end "Maxwell Bodenheim, New Sonnet." With