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Carries extensive handwritten annotations and lists.

Contains advertising for insurance companies, including North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, and the society of the Royal Knights of King David, as well as an article on lynching and the response of the Charlotte News and Observer. Also featured are society comments, and notes on businesses, local events, and churches.

Consists of a large black-and-white poster measuring approximately 36x48 inches, displaying the history of Africans and African Americans in the United States from the 1700s to the 20th century. Includes small portraits and biographies of notable individuals: abolitionists, politicians, authors, artists, and civil rights leaders. Background paper color is ivory; fonts and portraits are in brown.

Large poster consisting of a color collage of images of African American men; at its center is iconic image of slave with back turned to show scars. Mounted on foam core support, measuring 24 1/2 x 34 1/2 inches. Signature appears to be M.T. Row. Produced by Things Graphics and Fine Arts, Washington, DC.

Primarily seems to consist of radio commercials on 3-, 4-, and 5-inch reels.

Unlabeled, 8" reels.

Set of 2 commercially produced record albums (LPs) with booklet, released in 1963 by Highlight Radio Productions, presented by Pepsi-Cola, directed by Fred Flowerday, and narrated by Jerry Blocker.

Radio show featuring guests Asa Spaulding and H.J. Clement, 10.5" audio reel.