PBA Galleries

9 items, including:

• Black and white photograph postcard, captioned vertically on left margin "Whipping Post, Dover Del. 3662." The photograph is of a Black man being whipped. Postally used with stamp, message/address in pencil, and rubberstamp dated 1913. c.1912.
• Disbound chromolithograph pages from an edition of "Ten Little Niggers". No wrappers present, uncertain which edition, but c.1880s. Some chips and tears to edges of disbound leaves.
• Creole Palace: Harlem of the West. Menu. This establishment was located on Second & Market Street in San Diego, California, G.A. Ramsey was the proprietor (his photograph on the Art Deco front cover of the menu). Wrappers + 1 leaf, printed front and back with menu. Advertisements on rear cover. A bit soiled.
• Sweet Mamma Let me Call. Words and Music by Leo J. Bonenberger. Sheet music. 6 pp. (including covers). Front cover illustrated with a racist depiction of a Black man. Published by B and B Publishing Co., West Virginia. 1940. With a few personal rubberstamps on front cover and margins.
• Billy Dee Williams as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. I Have a Dream. Program for the theatre production of "I Have a Dream" 1976 at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change.
• Playboy. 1 issue of the men's magazine, from January, 1965. Containing an interview with Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Uncle Tom's Cabin. Cloth-backed boards. Illustrated. Thomas Nelson and Sons, [1930s].
• Aframerican Woman's Journal. Winter, 1948-1949. 32 pp. Original wrappers (somewhat worn).