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Negro in Bondage, p. [22 verso] [open: left]
left-hand side of verso page with flap open; includes a color postcard ("Washington's Mansion, Mount Vernon, Va."), a clipping ("Washington's Slaves") and a sleeve with a transparent cutout that reveals another clipping ("Marcus.")
Negro in Bondage, p. [22 verso] [open: right]
right-hand side of verso page with flap open (in other words, the back of the flap); features 8 clippings related to slaves, including two from the Aurora, one titled "Cash in Market," and another titled "Trust Sale"
Negro in Drama, pt. 2, p. [6]
verso page featuring a photograph of staged whipping, with caption "In Braham's Bosom: Julius Bledsoe & H. Ben Smith"
Negro in Drama, pt. 2, p. [7]
recto page, featuring five clippings of reviews of "In Abraham's Bosom," including one with title "Play of Negro Spiritual Goes on View in 'Village'"
Negro in Stamps, p. 21 [recto]
recto page, featuring a handwritten "21" in bottom right corner and a printed caption at top that reads "Haiti," as well as an engraving of Touissaint L'ouverture and four stamps bearing a similar engraving (two stamps of 5 centimes each; two stamps…
Porgy, p. [59]
recto page, featuring: a clipping at the top from the New York Herald Tribune, Sunday, May 27, 1928; two sleeves, one with a booklet that says "Porgy," the other says "Republic Theatre"; the sleeves have two ticket stubs and a clipping mounted on…
Paul Robeson, p. [81]
recto page, featuring several clippings (top right says: "Robeson Gets Praise"), as well as two black record labels that read "Victor"
J.A. Rogers, p. [40]
verso page, featuring two clippings: the first reads "Ruminations," the second is called "Your History" and has a large portrait of Portia White
J.A. Rogers, p. [41]
recto page, featuring a sleeve with a booklet entitled "100 Amazing Facts About the Negro"
William Shakespeare, p. [71]
recto page, featuring a handbill for "The Negro Theatre presents Shakespeare's 'Macbeth'" (hand-drawn with a mask in the upper-lefthand corner)
Social Equality, pt. 2, p. [24]
verso page, featuring a foldout labelled "Poem to Licorish" on outside, with "Ballad of the Golden Hands of Lionel Licorish" on the inside
Social Equality, pt. 2, p. [25]
recto page, featuring a single clipping with headline: "Father Knickerbocker Honors Quartermaster"
Social Equality, pt. 3, p. [56] [item 1]
verso page, featuring three letters/press releases from the NAACP (the top one is dated November 16, 9125)
Social Equality, pt. 3, p. [56] [item 2]
same as previous
Social Equality, pt. 3, p. [56] [item 3]
same as previous
They Broke Through Discrimination, p. [32]
verso page featuring three clippings, one each regarding "Mabed Ibn Oubad," "W.E.B. Du Bois," and "William H. Lewis"
They Broke Through Discrimination, p. [33]
recto page featuring four clippings under the heading "Your History," one each regarding "Rice Porter," "Marcos Lopez," "Marian Anderson," and "Hiram S. Thomas"
Thurman, Wallace, Jean Toomer and Claude McKay, p. [43]
recto page, featuring a typed poem with handwritten title "For Wally Thurman"
Leigh Whipper, p. [3]
recto page, featuring a mounted program with a drawing of a banjo player on the cover (with two children looking at him)
Leigh Whipper, p. [3]
same as previous