University Archives: Rare Autographs, Manuscripts, and Books, 103024, Wilton

Coal Recovered from the Titanic during the '94 Research & Recovery Expedition

Titanic! Louis of Battenberg Replaces Check "...evidently lost in 'Titanic'...", One Year After Sinking

George D. Widener, Titanic Victim, Signed 1906 Stock Certificate

Francis Asbury 1791 Ordination Certificate Signed for John Crawford

1792 1st Ed., Vol. 1 of "An Extract from the Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop"- A Founder of the Methodist Church

Mother Teresa Fine Content Letter: "...Never let anything so fill you with sorrow as to make you forget the joy of Christ Risen..."

Brady CDV of African American Woman & White Infant in the Wake of Slavery, Capturing Racial Divide During Civil War Era!

Sarah Collins Rudolph "The 5th Little Girl" Signed Photo

Fred Blackwell Signed "Woolworth Sit-in" Photo Essay

Superb and Revealing Eldridge Cleaver Diary Entry ca. 1975: "The Communists...took from the rich and from the poor...and kept it all for themselves..."

King Kalakaua Signed Cabinet Card

18 Hawaiian Early Missionary Letters Including Eyewitness Surfing, Dr. Seth Andrews Draws a Surfboard 1841 - A Superb Archive!

Large Cabinet Card with Custer & 15 Native Americans

Two 1862 Civil War Letters on Emancipation and Abolitionists "Lincoln attempting to free the Darkey"

William Lloyd Garrison Lovely AQS from "Human Equality"

M. L. King Scarce Signed 1st Ed., "for Peace and Brotherhood", His Final Book, "Where Do We Go From Here"

Isaac Cruikshank 1791 Satire Engraving: "Self Murder of the Wolf", Post-Birmingham Riots

Three Satirical Methodist Prints, Hand Colored After George Woodward: 1807-1811

Ezekiel Cooper Twice Signed & Inscribed 1792 Book of Methodist Doctrines and Discipline, Plus 1819 Printing of Discourse on Death of Asbury

5 Early Pamphlets Containing Charles Wesley's Methodist Hymns, 1740s-1780s

1860 Broadside for Philadelphia Minstrel Show, Benefit of Mr. A.J. Leavitt

Griffin & Pullman Slave Bill of Sale, 1854

French Louisiana Slave Owner Compensated by City of New Orleans For Use of "Francois or Frank"

1854 Debt Collection Writ Mortgaging 38 Slaves in Louisiana Sugar Bowl

1843 Letter Re: Views of Europeans on American Slavery