PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AMERICANA

1: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) George Catlin. Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio.

2: (ALASKA.) Adolphus W. Greely. The author's working copy with manuscript revisions of his "Handbook of Alaska."

3: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) "Ledger art" self-portrait by the Sioux leader Crow Dog, made during his murder trial,

4: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Scrapbook kept by the notorious Indian impersonator Edgar Laplante, a.k.a. Chief White Elk.

5: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) George Catlin. North American Indians.

6: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Grand Central Art Galleries.

7: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Poster for a Sun Dance to be held at D-Q University in California.

8: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Nathaniel Whitefield. Whitefield's Almanack for the Year of Our Lord 1760.

9: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION-PRELUDE.) Volume of the Pennsylvania Gazette, complete for 1772.

10: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) "John Anderson." Anderson Improved: Being an Almanack, and Ephemeris, for the Year of our Lord 1775.

11: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Issue of the Massachusetts Gazette, two weeks before Lexington and Concord.

12: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Loyalty petition from what is now Portland, Maine.

13: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Samuel Stearns. The North-American's Almanack, and Gentleman's and Lady's Diary, for . . . 1776.

14: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Bill for maintenance on Philadelphia's wetlands "when the English was here."

15: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) State of New Hampshire. Broadside on "a new Proportion to be a Guide for paying Taxes in this State."

16: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1780.) An Act for Filling Up and Compleating this State’s Quota of the Continental Army.

17: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) State of New Hampshire. An Act for Raising . . . Beef, Towards the Support of the Continental Army.

18: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) The New Game of the American Revolution.

19: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRINTS.) D.C. Johnston, lithographer. A New Method of Macarony Making, as Practised at Boston.

20: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRINTS.) Henry S. Sadd; after Matteson. The First Prayer in Congress, September 1774,