PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AMERICANA

1: (ALASKA.) Album of western views, including 24 Klondike gold rush views by Frank La Roche.

2: (ALASKA.) Prot & Dissart, engravers; after Crepin. Naufrage de Mm. de Laborde sur les Canots de la Peyrouse au port des François

3: (ALASKA.) Suzanne Rognon Bernardi. The Story of a Whale Hunt.

4: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Thomas McKenney [and James Hall]. History of the Indian Tribes of North America.

5: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Victor Tixier. Voyage aux Prairies Osages, Louisiane et Missouri.

6: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Partial fur trading ledger from the Upper Mississippi.

7: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Portrait of a tribal policeman and his wife.

8: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) John P. Williamson, compiler. An English-Dakota School Dictionary. Wasicun Qa Dakota Ieska Wowapi.

9: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Large collection of Real Photo postcards collected by a girl at the Sac & Fox Indian School.

10: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) "Appraisal of Arms" for a Connecticut militia company heading to New York under Oliver Wolcott.

11: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Pair of Massachusetts House of Representatives resolutions on the war.

12: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) [George Washington.] His order pardoning a group of deserters during the Philadelphia Campaign.

13: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) James Willis. Imploring his son to join him in the Continental Army: "I will stand betwen you and harm."

14: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) [A Picturesque View of the State of the State of the Nation.]

15: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Benadam Gallup. "Account of Provisions Received and Purchased for the Use of the Continental Army."

16: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Issue of the Connecticut Journal describing the Battle of Guilford Court House.

17: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Issue of the Connecticut Journal describing the start of the Siege of Yorktown.

18: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1782.) Bound volume of the London Chronicle for the first half of 1782.

19: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) The textile print known as "The Apotheosis of Franklin.'"

20: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--CURRENCY.) 10 pieces of Continental currency from the early years of the war.