PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AMERICANA

122: GEORGE A. CUSTER. My Life on the Plains; or, Personal Experiences with Indians.

123: (GEORGE A. CUSTER.) David F. Barry, photographer. Photograph of the horse Comanche, the army's only survivor from Little Bighorn.

124: (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) In Congress, July 4th 1776.

125: (DIPLOMACY.) Papers of Charles Tuckerman, the first United States Minister to Greece.

126: (DIPLOMACY.) Family letters of Ambassador Robert H. Thayer during the Cold War.

127: (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.) Washington National Monument broadside.

128: (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.) [Kate Brown Barlow.] Case notebook kept for the Newsboys and Children's Aid Society.

129: (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.) Membership ribbon from the Blaine Invincible Republican Club of Washington, an African-American political club.

130: (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Samuel Clough. Kalendarium Nov-Anglicanum, or An Almanack of the Coelestial Motions for . . . 1705.

131: (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Daniel Travis. An Almanack of Coelestial Motions and Aspects for . . . 1711.

132: (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) [Nathaniel Whittemore.] An Almanac for the Year of Our Lord, 1718.

133: (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Salomon Gessner. The Death of Abel.

134: (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Antonio Gavin. A Master-Key to Popery.

135: (FAMILY PAPERS.) Correspondence of Ohio physician Abraham Landis and his children.

136: (FOOD AND DRINK.) The Cook Not Mad, or Rational Cookery.

137: (HAWAII.) Henry L. Chase, photographer. Group of 4 cartes-de-visite of the Hawaiian royal family.

138: (HISTORY.) Archive of historian William Roscoe Thayer's manuscripts, notes and correspondence.

139: (ILLINOIS.) John Russell. Letter contrasting the prospects for a printer in Cincinnati and rural Illinois.

140: (ILLINOIS.) Great Anti-Nebraska Convention, for the Military Tract will be Held at Galesburg.

141: (ILLINOIS.) John Kitto. The Gallery of Scripture Engravings, Historical and Landscape, Printed in Oil Colors.