Item 1376Jet Magazine
1982. Soft cover. fine. Item #1376
African-American Interest
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Item 1385Jet Magazine, Aug. 21, 1980 - Lena Horne
Johnson Publishing Company, 1980. 7-3/8" x 5". 66 pp. Gentle vertical bend, otherwise fine. Item #1385
Item 1406Uncle Tom's Cabin of To-day
New York and Washington: The Neal Publishing Company, 1906. 8vo. 7-1/2" x 5-1/8". Brown cloth covered boards stamped in gold and black. Photo frontispiece. 244 pp. Inscription on free front endpaper. A touch of rubbing to extremities, only a touch! A little cocked with front cover extending 1/8" over botton cover. Otherwise a tight, clean very nice copy. Very Good. Item #1406
Item 795Stony the Road We Trod, African American Biblical Interpretation
Minneapolis: Fortress Press, (1991). Paperback 8vo. 260 pp. As new. ISBN: 0800625013 Item #795
Item 1392Free Joe and Other Georgian Sketches
new York: P.F. Collier. no date (1887 by Charles Scribners Sons). 8vo. Pictorial brown cloth covered boards stamped in cream and green. Halftone frontispiece illustration. 312 pp. Cream colored ink flaking off spine and off cover. Fore-edge of back board a little frayed up and down. (See photo). Otherwise the book is clean, tight and very good. Item #1392
Item 796Black Bible Chronicles, Book One: From Genesis to the Promised Land
New York: African American Family Press, (1993). Stated First Edition. 8vo. paperback. 190 pp. As new condition. ISBN: 156977000x Item #796
Item 945The Map That is Half Unrolled, Equatorial Africa from the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic
New York and London: Century Company, (1925). With Man Illustrations from Photographs by Rexford W. Barton and the Author. 8vo. 8-1/16" x 5-5/8". Green cloth covered boards stamped in black and gold and beige. 355 pp. including index. With two colored fold-out map, both in fine condition. Fine condition.
With wonderful photographs of the people of French Equatorial Africa. Item #945
Item 1007The Slave Who Freed Haiti, The Story of Toussaint Louverture
New York: Random House, (1954). Illustrated with lithographs by Adolf Dehn. 8vo. Pictorial green cloth covered boards stamped in orange and black. Pictorial endpapers. 182 pp. including index. Very good condition. / Rather worn and tattered dust jacket. Item #1007
Item 2868Black No More
New York: Macaulay Company, [1931]. First edition. 8vo. Beige cloth stamped in black. 250 pp. Slight lean. Slight rubbing to extremities. Tiny stain at bottom edge of free front endpaper. A little light cover soil. Otherwise a very good copy. / No dust jacket. Item #2868
Item 2542The Blacker the Berry
New York: Macaulay, 1929. First edition. 8vo. Brown cloth covered boards stamped in black. A touch of rubbing at extremities. Front paste down and free front endpaper each have a name in ink neatly written Otherwise a tight, clean very good copy. / No dust jacket. Item #2542
Item 841Black Power, A Record of Reactions in a Land of Pathos
New York: Harper and Brothers, (1954). Frontis portrait of Kwame Nkrumah. 8vo. Red paper covered boards. Black cloth spine stamped in silver. 358 pp. Tiny dent on front cover near fore-edge. Endpapers darkened a little near gutters. Overall a tight, clean, very good copy.
Dedicated "To the Unknown African who, because of his primal and poetic humanity, was regarded by white men as a 'thing' to be bought, sold, and used as an instrument of production; and who, alone in the forests of West Africa, created a vision of life so simple as to be terrifying, yet a vision that was irreducibly human . . Item #841
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