Potter and Potter Auctions: Photography, Americana & Historical Memorabilia, 1229, Chicago

Martin Luther King Sr. signed card.

[KING, Martin Luther Jr]. No Man is Free Until All Men are Free.

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. Group of 13 tickets to Tri-Benefit Performance of the Freedom Singers of Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee.

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. Strange Fruit is Hard to Swallow.

Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass Carte de Visite.

DOUGLASS, Frederick , et al. Autograph album belonging to George F. Tinker.

[DOUGLASS, Frederick]. The New York Times, 8 March 1863.

[ABOLITION]. Boston Daily Advertiser reports passage of the Thirteenth Amendment.

[McCOY, Millie and Christine ]. Millie---Christine, The Marvelous Two Headed Lady.

[AFRICAN AMERICAN]. Charge of the 24th and 25th Colored Infantry and Rescue of the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill, July 2nd, 1898.

TROOP, Miriam. Saturday Evening Post. "Rain on Laundry Day."

SOUBY, Edward J., photographer. Cabinet card of a young African American nanny with her charges and their mother.

[PHOTOGRAPHY]. Cabinet card of an African American nanny and her charges.

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Tintype of an African American maid and five children.

[PHOTOGRAPHY]. Two portraits of Black fraternal subjects. Including a cabinet card of an African American man in full fraternal regalia

George Washington Carver press photograph.

Photograph of the Old Slave Market, St. Augustine, Fla.

[AFRICAN AMERICANA]. Group of 5 delegate badges. Including: National Association of Negro Musicians, Cleveland, 1924;

DUNKLE, John ("Fritz Fuzzlebug," pseudo.) . Prison Life during the Rebellion. Being a Brief Narrative of the Miseries and Sufferings of Six Hundred Confederate Prisoners.

Photograph of the Church of God and Saints of Christ.

Bill Pickett, World's Colored Champion in "The Bull-Dogger."

Butterbeans and Susie. Two photographs.

[ENTERTAINMENT]. Six photographs of African American musicians and entertainers.

[ENTERTAINMENT]. Group of 7 rock and pop music programs and magazines. Including: Song Hits of the Fabulous Fifties

[GOSPEL]. Six boxing-style window cards for gospel concerts.