Appraisal Highlights

HIGHLIGHTS OF APPRAISALS PREPARED BY ALLAN STYPECK

Art, Architecture and Engineering / Business, Retail and Advertising / Children's Books / Economics, Mathematics and Computer Science / General Books, Literature and Academia / History / Journalism / Judaica / Law / Medicine / Military / Performing Arts: Music Dance, Theater, Film, Television and Radio / Political Science, International and Regional Studies / Religion / Sciences / Social Science and Education / Space and Aviation / Sports / Stamps and Miscellaneous Personal Property

Art, Architecture and Engineering

Abbot Handerson Thayer, American artist, archives
American U., archival papers of the United States Capitol Historical Society
American U., large collection of art books
Archival papers and related material of American architect Jack Masey, Acting Chief of Design and Operations for the US Pavilion at Expo 67
Archives of American architect Charles M. Goodman
Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, archives of the Fendrick Gallery, Wash., D.C.
Art Institute of Chicago, four-volume set of the 1952 edition of The Handmade Papers of Japan
ARTnews Magazine, archival and photograph collection
ARTnews Magazine, archival collection (see also Business, Retail and Advertising)
Artwork of 20th-century painter Honore Sharrer
Baltimore Museum of Art, prints from the Estate of Milton Rose
Bard Graduate Center of Decorative Arts and Design History, Material Culture, 20^th-century decorative art and archival material
Bard Graduate Center of Decorative Arts, Design History, Material Culture, 20^th-century decorative art and archival material
Blair Corcoran Library pertaining to the history and artists of the glass art movement
Calvert Marine Museum, Archival papers and library of underwater archeologist Donald Grady Shomette
Carl Barks, noted Disney artist and creator of Uncle Scrooge, personal correspondence
Catholic U. of America History Research Center, collection of 20^th-century prints for risk management purposes
Chuck Rosenak, American Folk Art archives
Columbia U. Jane C. Loeffler’s archives and related material pertaining to American embassies
Columbia U., architectural drawing by Rafael Guastavino
Columbus Museum of Art, miscellaneous works of Honore Sharrer
Columbus Museum of Art, painting by magic realism artist Honore Sharrer
Confucius Institute of Maryland at U. of MD, large collection of Chinese calligraphy and paintings
Corcoran Gallery of Art, Joseph and Olga Hirschorn’s personal library
Corcoran Gallery of Art, Thurlow Evans Tibbs, Jr. library relating to African-American art
Corcoran Museum of Art, art books and catalogs with emphasis on Kirchner and other 20th-century artists
Corning Glass Museum, archival material of glass artist and author Robert Kehlmann
De Kooning Foundation, 2-page handwritten personal letter by Wilhelm de Kooning dated 1961
Dr. Debra Pincus, art reference library and slide collection
Duke U. Hartman School of Advertising, archival papers and related material pertaining to the career of pioneer woman advertising writer Paula Green
Duke U., original preliminary drawing of the Duke University Chapel purportedly drawn by the prominent African-American architect Julian Abele
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library, the Donna McClelland collection of Pre-Columbian Moche culture ceramic designs
Erie Art Museum, collection of photographs by Bruce Katsiff
Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington at Mount Vernon, collection of prints and drawings
George Mason U., books and periodicals relating to decorative arts
George Mason U., collection of books on the works of artist William Hogarth
George Mason U., large collection of American Church Architecture postcards
George Washington Carver, original 1919 pen and ink drawing entitled "Narcissus Poeticus"
George Washington U. Gelman Library, Melvin P. Lader collection of art books
Georgetown U., art historian, Jane C. Hutchison's art reference library specializing on Albrecht Durer
Georgetown U., books and prints from the Estate of Milton Rose
Georgetown U., original signed drawings of Samuel J. Woolf
Georgetown U., original sketch books, photographs and related archival material of Prentiss Taylor (Part II)
Glacier National Park, original surveyor’s 1912 photo album
Harvard U., architectural slide collection of Robert Tennenbaum
Hirshorn Museum, Estate of Cornelius Roosevelt relating to works of M.C. Escher
Huntington Library, California, original drawings of Harrison B. Brown
James A. Michener Art Museum, collection of 20^th-century photography books and catalogs
James A. Michener Museum of Art, archives of American artist/illustrator William A. Smith (see also Business, Retail and Advertising)
John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, two original paintings by Jacqueline Kennedy
Johns Hopkins University and Goucher College, The Betty Sweren collection of artist books and private press editions
Jonathan Fisher House, Blue Hill, ME, New England minister Jonathan Fisher’s field sketchbook containing 26 original watercolors dated 1793-1810
Jose de Creeft notebooks and diaries of noted 20th century sculptor
Kokomo-Howard County Public Library, Julius Bien, 1860 atlas folio edition of John James Audubon’s The Birds of America reissued by J.W. Audubon
Large collection of 19th-century flow blue English china belonging to a private collector
Louis Sullivan, original architectural drawings and letters
Lucas Legacy Museum, the art books of Robert Fastov
Martin L. Millspaugh archives of the concept and development of Baltimore’s Charles Center and Inner Harbor projects
Martin Millspaugh, Architect of the Baltimore Inner Harbor and Sydney, Australia’s Darling Harbour, library and archives
Maryland State Law Archives, Audubon Birds of America Havell edition engravings, John Dabour oil painting, and entire audio, video and print archives
Morgan Library and Museum, Robert and Linda Stillman collection of Alfred Jarry and the study of pataphysics
Morgan Library Museum, items relating to Alfred Jarry for their exhibition Alfred Jarry: The Carnival of Being
Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago IL, collection of American trade catalogs, books, periodicals and related business ephemera
Museum of the Great Plains, engineering plans drawn by Wyatt Hendrick and pertaining to water development in southwest Oklahoma
Museum of the U.S. Air Force, William S. Phillips’ original painting “CASF Bravo Forward Deploys…”
Museum of Valor, Fresno, CA, George Skypeck's painting "War was the Character of my Valor"
National 4-H Council, original art created for calendars and posters to promote and raise funds for the organization
National Building Museum, Wash., D.C., archival collection of American architect Harold L. Esten (see also Business, Retail and Advertising)
National Gallery of Art, books from the Estate of Milton Rose
National Gallery of Art, collection of drawings and sculptures
National Gallery of Art, Collection of photographic negatives of outdoor statues and monuments in the Wash., D.C. metropolitan area belonging to James M. Goode, noted architectural historian
National Gallery of Art, photographs for James Goode’s book Washington Sculpture
National Gallery of Art, Wash., DC, collection of photographic portraits of artists and their work by artist William A. Smith
National Museum of African Art, Smithsonian Institution, books, periodicals and catalogues pertaining to African art and related subjects
National Portrait Gallery, drawings by Don Bachardy and Adolfo Best-Maugard
National Portrait Gallery, Omar Khayyam, 1884 Rubaiyat, folio, one of 100 illustrated by Elihu Vedder
National Sculpture Society, Nina Akamu’s copy of her sculpture featured in the Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism During World War II
Nicholas Marcella, Amelia Earhart’s goggles along with TLS signed by Earhart and ALS by Earhart’s mother; and TMS of America the Beautiful signed by composer Katherine Lee Bates
Nicolaus Copernicus University Museum, Torun, Poland, collection of art by Jerzy Kajetanski
Notre Dame University, Architectural works and related archival material of Allan Greenberg Architect LLC
Original artwork by architect Louis Kahn
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, oil painting “Two Dogs in a Still Life” by magic realist artist Honore Sharrer
Pittsburgh U.,large collection of wildlife art by American illustrator Jacob Bates Abbott
Saunders Kramer, creator of first U.S. Space Station, archives
Seattle Museum of Art, painting and studies by noted American realist painter Honore Sharrer
Smith College Museum of Art, miscellaneous works of Honore Sharrer
Smith College, library of books designed by Claudia Cohen
Smithsonian American Art Archives, sketches and notes of abstract painter Morgan Russell
Smithsonian American Art Museum, collection of ephemeral material relating to Korean-American artist Nam June Paik (see also Business, Retail and Advertising)
Smithsonian American Art Museum, material relating to the work of Nam June Paik
Smithsonian Archives of American Art, Elmerina and Paul Parkman Archives pertaining to studio glass and other craft media
Smithsonian Institution American Art Library, Jean Jepson Page American Art Reference Collection representing over 14,000 artists
Smithsonian Institution Archives of American Art, original preliminary drawings of Yasuo Kuniyoshi
Smithsonian Institution Sackler Museum, large collection of late 19th-early 20th-century postcards from Africa and Asia primarily pertaining to Jewish culture
Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Gardens, archives of Eleanor Weller Reade
Smithsonian Institution, archives of Warren M. Robbins, Founder and past Director of the National Museum of African Art
Smithsonian Institution, collection of 19^th- and 20^th-century prints
Smithsonian Institution, J. Michael Travis original costume design sketches and related material
Smithsonian Institution’s Archives of American Art, original artwork by Bauhaus artist Werner Drewes
Smithsonian Institution’s Museum of American Art, Col. Merle Moore art history archives
Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, African American advertising, memorabilia and related material (see also Business, Retail and Advertising)
Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, the Maurice Car Collection of African Sculpture
Ted Geisel (Dr. Seuss), large collection of correspondence, many with original art
Temple of the Scottish Rite, John Russell Pope drawings of the temple’s architectural details
The Gandhi Center, Wash., DC, collection of art, photographs, philatelic items and books pertaining to India
The Herb Block Foundation, medals, including The Medal of Freedom, awards and artifacts relating to the life and career of politicalcartoonistHerb Block
The Maurice Car Collection of books and manuscripts of Impressionist, Surrealist and Dadaist artists
The Milton Esterow archive relating to his career as owner/editor/publisher of ArtNews Magazine
The Theater Historical Society, large collection of blueprints relating to Wash., DC area theaters
Thiel College, collection of art books and Pre-Columbian art
Three paintings by Milton Avery
Tulane University: The Taxco art collection of Penny Morrill including original drawings and photographs by William Spratling.
U. of Baltimore, large collection of 20th century to the present promotional graphic design
U. of Chicago, John and Susan Huntington photography collection of Buddhist and Asian Art
U. of Colorado Boulder, Brian Lebowitz book collection by and about Jewish artists and architects
U. of Illinois, library and archives of U.S. National Park Service Chief Architect Randall Biallis
U. of Iowa, original 1948 drawing by Richard Spencer of the school’s mascot “Herky, the Hawk”
U. of Maryland Library, Robert H. and Clarice Smith collection of art books
U. of Michigan, collection of signed, limited Ben Shahn seriographs and pochoir prints
U. of Pennsylvania, archival papers and related material of architect Frank Schlesinger
U. of Pennsylvania, the Russell Versaci collection of books pertaining to architecture
U. of Pittsburgh, original elephant folio edition of John J. Audubon’s Bird’s of America (William M. Darlington copy)
U. of Pittsburgh, the Darlington Library’s complete elephant folio set of the Havell edition of John James Audubon’s Birds of America
U. of Tennessee, original art of cartoon and comics artist Paige Braddock
U. S. Patent Office, paintings, including one by Gilbert Stuart, and other material
U.S. Naval Institute Foundation, original oil painting of a Naval engagement by Patrick O’Brien
U.S. Naval Institute, collection of original paintings pertaining to U.S. Naval/Marine history
University of Delaware, the Dr. Norman Kelvin collection of research materials, correspondence, manuscripts, and galley proofs related to The Collection Letters of William Morris
University of Maryland Baltimore Campus, the Charles Wagandt archive of Maryland historical preservation sites with emphasis on the W.L. Dickey Textile Mill in Ellicott City
University of Maryland Library of American Broadcasting
University of Maryland, the Robert Vann collection of archeological and architecture slides and photographs
University of Michigan, African art from the estate of Harold Courlander
University of Pennsylvania, Archival papers and related drawings of environmental architect Malcolm Wells
University of Pennsylvania, international collection of postcards, philatelic items and art with emphasis on India
University of Pennsylvania, the Carles Vallhonrat architectural archives with emphasis on Louis Kahn
University Pittsburgh, the Thomas Celli collection of books and portfolios on architectural subjects
Utah State Historical Society, collection of photographs compiled by George Morgan Bacon, the Utah State Engineer from 1925-1932
Warren Bernard Collection of sports cartoonist Willard Mullin including original artwork, books and related material
Westminster Schools, Atlanta, GA, the William Pressly collection of art history and art reference books

Business, Retail and Advertising

American U., archives of the Washington, D.C. area real estate firm Shannon and Luchs
ARTnews Magazine, archival collection (see also Art, Architecture and Engineering)
Cause Marketing Forum, archive containing Halo Competition entries
Corcoran Gallery of Art, Thurlow Evans Tibbs, Jr. library relating to African-American art
Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown, archives of oldest existing bank in America, 1800-2003
Duke U. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, archival papers and related material of John Stevenson, publisher of Greystone Press and pioneer of direct marketing
Duke U. Hartman School of Advertising, archival papers and related material pertaining to the career of west coast Art Director Archie Boston, Jr.
Duke U. Hartman School of Advertising, Barry Silverstein collection of Direct Marketing advertising
Duke U. Hartman School of Advertising, the Richard Pollay collection of Acme advertising and archive on the Surgeon General’s campaign against cigarette advertising
Duke U. Hartman School of Advertising, the second portion of the Richard Warren Pollay Acme Company product collection
Duke U. Hartman School of Advertising, the third portion of the Richard W. Pollay Acme Company product collection
Duke U. Hartman School of Advertising,archival papers and related material pertaining to the career of direct mail pioneer James Kobs
Duke U., archival collection spanning 30 years of 20th-century advertising and marketing
Duke U., archives of Carlton B. Foust pertaining to multinational advertising and marketing
Duke University David M. Rubenstein Library, archival papers and related material pertaining to the career of advertising executive Len Sirowitz
Duke University Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising and Marketing History, advertising material from the mid 20th-century pertaining to the W. B. Golovin Corporation
Georgetown U. Lauinger Library, books from the shorthand collection of Dr. Alexander L. Sheff
Georgetown U., original sketch books, photographs and related archival material of Prentiss Taylor (see also Art, Architecture and Engineering)
Heinz Family Archive, ledger book of Henry J. Heinz and related material
Heinz Family Archives, scrapbooks, photograph albums and autograph collection
Heinz Family Foundation Archives, 22 original manuscript diaries of industrialist H.J. Heinz
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, collection of toy model trucks
Inventors’ Hall of Fame, Ohio, collection of patents
James A. Michener Museum of Art, archives of American artist/illustrator William A. Smith (see also Art, Architecture and Engineering)
Marshall Field’s and Dayton Hudson Corporation archives, objects and artifacts, including original Norman Rockwell painting
Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago IL, collection of American trade catalogs, books, periodicals and related business ephemera
Mutual of New York, complete historical and corporate archives of the country’s oldest insurance company
National Building Museum, Wash., D.C., archival collection of American architect Harold L. Esten (see also Art, Architecture and Engineering)
National Museum of American History, business and financial papers of Edward Kleinschmidt relating to the invention of the teleprinter
Pine Forge Academy, 1750-1870 business ledgers of Thomas Rutter and descendants
PNC Bank, archival papers and related items of Riggs Bank, Wash., D.C.
PNC Bank, art and artifacts from various Maryland branches
PNC Bank, banking artifacts, graphics and memorabilia
Poster Art Museum, collection of advertising posters by Saul Mandel
Riggs National Bank, archives 1809-Present, including National Bank of Washington and Farmer’s and Mechanics Bank
Robert A. G. Monks’ archives pertaining to corporate governance
Smithsonian American Art Museum, collection of ephemeral material relating to Korean-American artist Nam June Paik (see also Art, Architecture and Engineering)
Smithsonian Institution Archives of American Art,archival papers and business files of the Richard York Gallery, New York, NY
Smithsonian Institution, advertising art relating to General Motor’s Mr. Goodwrench and related advertising material of artist Clark E. Maddock
Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, African American advertising, memorabilia and related material (see also Art, Architecture and Engineering)
Smithsonian National Museum of American History, advertising material created by Lucian Bernhard
Target Corporation, scrapbooks pertaining to The Dayton Company Department Store
Temple U., archival papers, video tapes and electronic files of Mike Davis of New York Communications and Michael Davis and Company
The art and design library of advertising guru George Lois
The City College of New York, the advertising and archival papers of George Lois
The Heinz Family Foundation, archival papers relating to five generations of the H.J. Heinz family, including U.S. Senator H. John Heinz III
The Susan Phillips Collection of American Labor related material
Virginia Historical Society, banking ephemera from the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Westminster Schools, Atlanta, GA, the William Pressly collection of art history and art reference books

Economics, Mathematics and Computer Science

American U., mathematics library of Karen D. Michalowicz
Bruce Bartlett, library and archival material pertaining to economics
Duke U., archives of Charles E. Roos, economist and co-founder of the Econometric Institute
Estate of Richard Malone, collection of rare stocks, bonds and autographs
George Mason University, library of Nobel Prize recipient for Economics James Buchanan
Library of Congress and The Historical Society of the District of Columbia, papers of Herman Hollorith, founder of IBM
Ludwig von Mises Institute, rare and early editions, some signed, of books by Ludwig von Mises
Montana State U., computer technology library
Monty Newborn, archival and artifactual collection of material relating to the creation and growth of computer chess programs (1945-2007)
Sir Alan Walters, Economist, personal library
Smithsonian Institution American History Museum, IBM Deep Blue Chess Computer System

General Books, Literature and Academia

1764 Paris Folio Edition of the Diderot Encyclopedia
American Hellenic Institute, books pertaining to Greece and Greek culture
American Ireland Fund, W.B. Yeats “A Vision” inscribed by Yeats to Edith Shackleton
American U. Library, first edition of James Joyce's Ulysses
American U., the library of Mary and Eric Weinmann
American University, library of Betty Bennett, noted scholar on Mary Shelley
American Writers Museum Foundation, 20^th-century writing desk of Pulitzer Prize winning American poet Anne Sexton
Appalachian Trail Conservancy, library, furniture and art of Benton McKaye, originator of the Appalachian Trail
Archival papers and related material pertaining to Robert’s Rules of Order and other parliamentary procedures
Archival papers of Beat Generation poet Hope Savage
Archival papers of Betty T. Bennett, noted Mary W. Shelley scholar
Archival papers of Pulitzer Prize winner David J. Garrow
Arizona State U., archival papers and related material of journalist Joel Garreau, author of Radical Evolution
Ayn Rand Institute, 4-page manuscript draft of Ayn Rand’s “Essentials of Objectivism”
Ayn Rand Institute, preliminary handwritten notes and portions of the manuscript drafts of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged
Ayn Rand Institute, the correspondence of Ayn Rand
Bennington College, literature collection of modern first editions
Bridge Over Asia, over 8,000 National Geographic magazines dating from 1911-1992
Bruce Crockett, collection of Oz material
Canisius College, author presentation copies of Canisius Reader’s Series
Catholic University of America, Philosophy library of Dr. Antonio Cua
Center for the Study of Islam and the Middle East, Large Collection of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
Classic Car Museum, Saint Michaels, Maryland, large collection of automotive books and periodicals
Classic Car Museum, St. Michaels, MD, large collection of automotive books and periodicals
Collection of archival material including original letters relating to Isaac Babel
College of Wooster, Special Collections
Cornell U., correspondence and books pertaining to artist and author Hendrik Van Loon
Dartmouth College, Thomas Greene collection of antiquarian books pertaining to philology
Daughters of the American Revolution, large library and genealogical research papers
Denison College, Special Collections
Denison U., a collection of books pertaining to Burma
DeSales U., the school’s rare book collection
Dibdin Library, Smithsonian Institution, special collection of book on horology
District of Columbia Public Library, holdings of the Special Collections Department and the Peabody Reading Room
Dr. Mary C. Rodgers archives of the American Open University
Drury U., Springfield, MO, Roland L. Comstock Collection of 20th-century books and periodicals pertaining to literature and literary criticism
Edna St. Vincent Millay Society, archival papers and correspondence
Estate of Daniel Wayne Martin, Books X to Z, an online business dealing primarily with scholarly titles
Estate of Irvin Hurwitz, large library of 19th- and 20th-century books and journals, including classical Latin, Greek and French poetry and drama, music composition, art, drama, mathematics, literature and linguistics
Estate of Murray Teigh Bloom, archives of noted American freelance writer
Estate of Robert Ludlum, manuscript drafts of novels
Esther Handler Archive of Kenneth Rexroth letters and related material
Florida State U., archival papers and library of American poet Michael Rothenberg, memorabilia of American Beat poet Philip Whalen, original cut-ups and related material of American poet and novelist William Burrows
Florida State University, collection of Napoleonic books and related archival papers
Florida State University, the Robert Hosman collection of books pertaining to the Pre-Raphaelite Movement and related subjects
Folger Shakespeare Library, Cranach Press limited edition of Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Folger Shakespeare Library, Japanese edition of the Complete Works of Shakespeare
Folger Shakespeare Library, Shakespeare 4^th Folio
Folger Shakespeare Library, the James L. Harner Collection of miniature books pertaining to Shakespeare
Folger Shakespeare Library, the S. Linn Williams collection of Elizabethan period printings
Folger Shakespeare Library, William Smith’s 1597 manuscript Heraldry book
Franciscus de Platea, O.F.M, Opus Restitutonium Usurarum et Excommunicationum, 1474
Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s manuscript of Hundred Years of Solitude, personal correspondence and personal and inscribed books
George Mason U., homosexual literature and the history of homosexuality, English literature and Shakespearian studies
George Mason University, the Appalachian Trail Foundation archives
George Washington U., archival papers and related material of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters
George Washington U., microfilm collection relating to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Georgetown U. Lauinger Library, collection of antiquarian and economic books
Georgetown U., antiquarian collection of French literature and history
Georgetown U., archival papers and related material of Marion Mitchel Stancioff
Georgetown U., collection of 20th-century Spanish and Latin American literature
Georgetown U., collection of books pertaining to Missouri and Saint Louis
Georgetown U., John Skeen Book Collection of Western Americana
Georgetown U., large collection of graphic novels and single issue comics
Georgetown U., the Paul F. Betz Collection of English Literature
Gettysburg College, books, journals and related papers pertaining to contemporary American poetry
Hill Museum, first edition of Samuel Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language
Hillsdale College, 1^st edition of the Federalist Papers, 1788
Hillwood Estate Museum, Wash., DC, albums and program from coronations of Alexander II and III of Russia for exhibition purposes
Jacobus tenBroek Memorial Fund, the Dr. Kenneth Jernigan Braille Library Collection
James Branch Cabell, substantive book collection and correspondence with noted authors and book collectors
Johns Hopkins U., the Melvin Gravitz collection of books pertaining to hypnotism and psychoanalysis
Johns Hopkins University and Goucher College, The Betty Sweren collection of artist books and private press editions
Johns Hopkins University, the John R. Greene cartography collection of books, periodicals and over 1,000 maps
Kenyon College, Special Collections and Kenyon Review Archives
Lawrence Seidman Collection of children’s mechanical and moveable pop-up books and related material
Library of Congress Map Division, late 19th-century map depicting the world as flat
Library of Congress, a comprehensive collection of books, posters and memorabilia pertaining to author/illustrator Maurice Sendak
Library of Congress, collection of antiquarian and out-of-print Czech books
Library of Congress, Collection of art bindings created by Lage Carlson
Library of Melville Bell Grosvenor, past president of the National Geographic Society and editor of National Geographic Magazine.
Library of Paul Gould with emphasis on early American imprints, including Increase Cotton, Samuel Mather and 19^th-century English first editions
Longwood U., library and archival papers of Dr. Raymond Cormier pertaining to classical and medieval studies
Loras College, printer’s proof copy of James Joyce’s Pomes Penyeach and a limited edition of Ulysses along with other books and audio/video material by or about James Joyce
Los Angeles Public Library System, inventory and related information pertaining to the contents of three branches currently located in the city of Santa Clarita, CA
Mary Ann Sures, Ayn Rand’s secretary and close friend, collection of Rand books and materials
Maryland Public Television, Books, Manuscripts and Sports Memorabilia appraiser for “Chesapeake Collectables” 2014-2019
Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, PA, Rare Book Library
Mississippi State University Foundation, the Imperial Russian library of Ronald Moe
Morgan Library and Museum, Robert and Linda Stillman collection of Alfred Jarry and the study of pataphysics
National Geographic Society, Edward Curtis’ The North American Indian: Being a series of volumes picturing and describing the Indians of North America and Alaska, Van Gelder edition
New York Public Library, large collection of books pertaining to the game of checkers
P.S. 118 Maurice Sendak Community School, Maurice Sendak books, posters and memorabilia
Planet Aid, Ruth Otte and Edwin Huling's library pertaining to the environment and nutrition
Rare original recorded interview of author/aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Rasmussen-Hines Foundation, collection of books and manuscripts relating to English Renaissance literature with emphasis on Shakespeare
Shenandoah U., large collection of signed 1^st edition children’s books
Smithsonian Institution, collection of Arion Press editions
Smithsonian Institution, large collection of type specimens
Smithsonian Institution, the John Edward Hasse collection of books pertaining to music
Spelman College, signed books and photographs of Dr. Johnnetta Cole, Director of the Smithsonian African Art Museum
St. Andrews University, Book of Common Prayer owned by George III
St. Johns College, 1st edition of Hobbes' Leviathan and early edition of Machiavelli's The Prince
St. Johns College, classics and literature library
St. Johns College, Rare Book Library
St. Johns’ University Hill Museum and Manuscript Library, the S. Linn Williams collection of Renaissance/Reformation period printing with emphasis on England
Teresa Clawson collection of 19th- and 20-century children’s books
The archival papers and related material from the estates of historians Edmund and Sylvia Morris
The archives of poet Robert Friend
The Charles and Jennifer Monaghan Collection of Historic Textbooks
The City University of New York, Kitty Kelley’s library pertaining primarily to biographies
The Czech Museum of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, collection of books in Czech from the library of Karl Absolon
The Dr. E. William Harter collection of early English printing, including copies of Shakespeare’s 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th Folios
The Internet Archive, the William Klimon collection of books
The library of Mary E. Weinmann
The Maurice Car Collection of autographs and manuscripts of 19^th and 20^th-century authors and poets
Thomas J. Healey collection of children’s pop-up books
Towson State U., Prisca and Ray Martens’ collection of children’s books
Towson U., large collection of books pertaining to food and environmental studies
Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, books published by Running Press and related archival papers
Tulane University, library holdings, including microforms, digital records, books, archives and ephemeral material destroyed during Hurricane Katrina
U. of Arkansas, archival papers and manuscripts of author Donald Harrington
U. of Colorado Boulder, Brian Lebowitz book collection by Jewish authors, Part V
U. of Colorado, collection of books, manuscripts and screenplays by Jewish authors
U. of Delaware, Estate of Marion Flook miniature book collection
U. of Delaware, rare collection of Ashendene Press books
U. of Maryland Baltimore County, archival paper, books and audio-video collection of poet and educator Gloria Oden
U. of Maryland, collection of fine press and rare books, including a folio edition of David Roberts’ Holy Land, a 1^st edition of the Works of Edmund Spenser and a complete set of John Martin’s mezzotint illustrations of Paradise Lost
U. of Maryland, collection of Kelmscott Press titles and books relating to William Morris
U. of Maryland, research library of Roger Kennedy, Past Director of both the Smithsonian Institution's Museum of American History and the National Park Service
U. of Maryland, the Robert Bassesche collection of illustrated classics and children’s books
U. of MD Jimenez-Porter Writers’ House, poetry library of Rod Jellema
U. of Minnesota, the personal library of Stephen J. Jukasik, former director of DARPA
U. of Nebraska-Lincoln, large collection of books in Czech
U. of North Carolina, Dr. Robert Moore's archival papers relating to William Faulkner
U. of Pittsburgh, Dr. Adolf Grunbaum’s archival papers and library pertaining to philosophy
U. of Pittsburgh, manuscript drafts and script treatments of author BeBe Moore Campbell
U. of Pittsburgh, the Darlington Library’s collections of maps and atlases
U. of Pittsburgh, the Richard Rauh collection of 19^th and 20^th literary first editions
U. of Rhode Island, G. Wayne Miller’s audio and video recorded interviews for various book projects
U. of Tennessee Knoxville, archival papers and related material of author, journalist and film critic Philip Agee
U. of Tennessee, a signed copy of Phillis Wheatley’s poems
U. of Tennessee, archival papers and related material of author Wilma Dykeman and husband and collaborator James Stokely
U. of Texas, Austin, a scrapbook created by author and poet Ann Sexton
U. of Virginia, the James Goode collection of bookplates
U.S. State Department, entire rare book collection, including vault
University of Maryland, National Trust Library, books and archives
University of North Carolina, the archival papers of military and Faulkner historian Robert Moore
Unpublished autograph manuscript by “Anne of Green Gables” author L. M. Montgomery
Washington College, large 20th-century book collection with emphasis on psychology and philosophy
Wellesley College, books and memorabilia of Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Part II
Wellesley College, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright’s papers pertaining to her years at Wellesley
West Virginia Wesleyan College, general rare book collection and West Virginia special collection
Yale U., 19th-century North Sumatra Batak divination manuscript book
Yale U., archival papers and related material pertaining to Margaret Caroline Anderson, publisher and editor of The Littler Review

History

ABE Books Prize Winner, books pertaining to the Declaration of Independence
Albany County History Association, archival papers and related material pertaining to the 19^th-century Van Allen family
Amisted Research Center, the Martingdale/Morley/Nutting family archives
Archival papers of Christine King Farris, sister of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Archival papers of historians Edmund and Sylvia Morris
Archival papers, photographs and related material of William C. Conover, Indian agent in the Oklahoma Territory
Archives and library of the Grand Lodge Masonic Temple of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Art Directives, Phila, PA, large collection of original ledgers, rosters, books and pamphlets on firefighting, insurance and related fields from the late 1700’s-1960
Arthur Anderson Co., historical artifacts
Benjamin Franklin, first edition of the Charters of the Province of Pennsylvania
Bernard Corbett et al – City of Alexandria, VA real estate titles from 1700s-1900s
Butler family collection of Annie Oakley and Frank Butler memorabilia
Carrie Nation, Kansas Historical Society, personal property
Charles L. Seitz, MD diaries of Polar explorations, 1901-05
Collection of original plat documents relating to Washington City 1795-97
Collection of Theodore Roosevelt items and an original photograph album relating to the Rough Riders
Curtis, Edward S., The North American Indian: Being a series of [40] volumes picturing and describing the Indians of North America and Alaska. 1907-1930, #276 of 500 printed on Van Gelder paper
Diaries and archival material pertaining to Clara Harris Rathbone
District of Columbia Public Library, the Lawrence E. Gichner collection of photographs and other material pertaining to Washington, DC
Early photomechanical reproduction enlargement of the Wright Brothers drawing of their flying machine Patent No. 821,393 sheet one
Equal Justice Initiative, “An Appeal for Human Rights” an original broadside poster pertaining to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950’s
Folger Shakespeare Library, William Smith, Rouge Dragon to the court of Queen Elizabeth I of England, 1597 manuscript court heraldry book with contemporary hand annotations
Fort Delaware Historical Society, Civil War POW Diary of Benjamin Franklin Taylor and related material
Fred W. Smith National Library, Mount Vernon, VA, Martha Washington 1 page ALS to Lady Hamilton (September 1793) with good wishes for Col. Hamilton’s recovery from Yellow Fever
Frederick Douglass' Family Bible
George Mason U., collection of 20th-century books pertaining to American History
George Mason U., collection of postcards and photographs pertaining to Fairfax, VA
George Mason U., large collection of 19^th-20^th century maps pertaining to Washington, D.C.
George Mason U., large collection of Civil War ephemera
George Mason U., large collection of offprints relating to French history and the French Revolution
George Mason U., library of American historian Roy Rosenzweig
George Washington Mt. Vernon Library, letter from Eliza Parke Custis to John Lutz with a swatch of cloth worn by Washington and a paste down of writing in Washington’s hand
George Washington U., archival papers and related material of historian and urban planner Fritz Gutheim
George Washington U., artifacts and material pertaining to the Riggs family of Washington, DC
George Washington U., books, memorabilia, prints, etc. pertaining to Sir Winston Churchill
George Washington U., maps and cartographic material pertaining to the Holy Lands
George Washington U., Riggs family archival material
George Washington U., the Albert H. Small Collection of Washingtoniana
George Washington University Albert H. Small Museum of Washingtoniana, complete contents of museum relating to the planning, development and building of the District of Columbia
George Washington University Gelman Library, the Lois Schwoerer collection of books and documents primarily pertaining to Renaissance, Tudor and 17th-century history.
Georgetown U., 1750 Spanish and Portuguese manuscript of the boundary commission report pertaining to territory in South America
Georgetown U., collection books and periodicals pertaining to Early Russian Studies and related subjects
Guy Sainty, document collection relating to the Knights of Malta
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, archival material pertaining to the US Naval career of Lloyd James Falk, CWO of the USS Augusta when it transported President Truman to and from the Potsdam Conference
Historical Society of Washington D.C., books, maps photographs and official records pertaining to the District of Columbia
Historical Society of Washington, D.C., complete inventory of holdings
Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington, large scrapbook of Washingtoniana, 1870's-1950's, including Presidential material and a 1930's Washington retail ledger book
John Adams’ Family Bible inscribed to his granddaughter Abigail Smith Adams
Johns Hopkins University, archival papers of historian Peggy Liss
Library of Congress, archive of Daniel Boorstin, historian and former Librarian of Congress
Library of Congress, author’s copy of A. M. Brown’s 1851 book The Gold Region and Scenes by the Way.
Library of Congress, NAACP “Lynching Flag”
Library of Congress, Rosa Parks’ Presidential Medal of Freedom and her Congressional Gold Medal
Library of Congress, the Sherry Sherrod DuPree Collection of African-American related history
Manassas Battlefield Park, personal shotgun of Col. John S. Mosby CSA
Maret School, Wash., DC, mid 19^th-century diary of L.J. Middleton, owner of Woodley House and working farm
Maryland Historical Society, archival deeds and paper relating to Hermitage II, Montgomery County, MD
Maryland Historical Society, archival papers and printed works of African-American genealogist and historian Paul L. Sluby Sr.
Maryland State Archives, archival papers and related material pertaining to John Hall and his descendants
Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society, collection of books on genealogy
Morris Morgenstern Foundation, 1790 letter by Pres. George Washington to the sextant of Touro Synagogue
Naperville Historical Society, the Collins, Clow and Boyd family archival papers
National African American Museum National Forest Service, Estate of Sally and Gifford Pinchot and the Estate of Mary Moody Northern
National Park Service Foundation, personal property from the life home of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King
National Park Service, belt buckle worn by Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson at the First Battle of Manassas (Bull Run)
National Park Service, complete inventory of Ford’s Theater and Museum
National Parks Service Foundation, original 1963 typed copied of Martin Luther King’s letter from the Birmingham jail
New York Transit Museum, a New York Elevated Railroad Company ledger book, 1893-1894
Nicholas Carosi III, land transfer files pertaining to Alexandria, VA over the past three centuries
Northwestern U., the John C. Freeman Collection of Automobile Ephemera
Northwestern University, archival papers and related material of Piers Larson relating to 18^th-century French Colonial Madagascar, Reunion and Mauritius
Original documents relating to the French Revolution, including broadsides announcing the arrest and execution of King Louis XVI
Our Lady of Lebanon Seminary, Estate of Joseph Donnelly collection of books on history and related subjects
PNC Financial Services Group, archaeological artifacts from site at Three PNC Plaza, Pittsburgh, PA
President Lincoln and Soldiers’ Home National Monument, collection of prints, artifacts and ephemeral material
Purdue University, “Pathfinders” The Michael Horowitz collection of 19^th-century women’s autographs
Redwood Library and Athenaeum, Newport, RI, audio taped interviews conducted by journalist G. Wayne Miller with leading members of Newport society.
Rhode Island Historical Society, Hook and Ladder Company #2’s 1910 Journal Log Book
Robert A. Truax Collection of Washingtoniana
Sackler Museum of Art, signed photograph of Mahatma Gandhi
Samuel Halperin collection of maps pertaining to the Holy Land
Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum and Center for African American History and culture, Evans-Tibbs family collection of archival and artifactual material
Smithsonian Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture, Adam Plummer diary, only known diary written by a slave
Smithsonian Institution American History Archives, collection of letters relating to John and Abigail Adams
Smithsonian Museum of American History, large collection of material relating to Japanese internment during World War II
Smithsonian Museum of American History, the Michael and Jane Stern archives of American food and pop culture
Society of Cincinnati, 1826 Lafayette letter
St. Paul’s College, scholarly library pertaining to American History
State Library of Virginia, archival papers of Harrison G. Howland
State Senator Bob Coffin, Nevada, Union Pacific archives
Steamship Historical Society, collection of books and ephemera
Talbot County Public Library, Easton, MD, diaries and account books from 1829-1951 containing a continual narrative and documentation of a local, uninterrupted single-family-owned farm
The Charles Carroll House, Carroll was the only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence
The LBJ Presidential Library, the archival papers of Stephan J. Pollack pertaining to the 1964 and 1968 Civil Rights Acts
Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA, library holdings and special collections
Thomas Jefferson Foundation, 1824 autograph letter signed by Jefferson and an 1806 document signed by Jefferson and Secretary of State James Madison
U. of Hawaii, archives of Neil Thomas Proto pertaining to his book The Rights of My People: Liliuokalani's Enduring Battle with the United States 1893-1917
U. of New Mexico, Ibarra family archives (Aide de Camp to Simon Bolivar)
U. of New Mexico, Ibarra family archives Part II (Aide de Camp to Simon Bolivar)
U. of Oklahoma, library of Daniel Boorstin, historian and former Librarian of Congress
U. of Pittsburgh, the Darlington Library’s Archival and Manuscript Collection relating to the settlement of the Ohio Valley and the City of Pittsburgh
U. of Pittsburgh, the Darlington Library’s collection of images and photographs
U. of Pittsburgh, the William M. Darlington collection of American history with emphasis on Western Pennsylvania, the Ohio Valley, and the westward expansion and the settling of the continental United States, including manuscript archives, maps and atlases, broadsides, photographs, books and other printed material (see U. of Pit
U. of Tennessee, collection of books and memorabilia pertaining to Davy Crockett
U.S. State Department Diplomacy Center, original handwritten appointment of Martin Van Buren as Secretary of State
Union College, Schenectady, NY, Library of Charles Snell, National Park Service Historian
University of Maryland, historic document and manuscript archives
Vanderbilt U., archival papers of civil rights leader Reverend James Lawson
Virginia Historical Society, banking ephemera from the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Virginia Historical Society, material pertaining to LaSalle Corbell Pickett and other Pickett family members
W.L. Stone 1823 copperplate engraved copy on woven paper of the Declaration of Independence
Wende Cold War Museum, large collection of Russian Cold War memorabilia

Journalism

American Heritage Magazine, archival and editorial papers and library
American U., archival papers of syndicated journalist Marguerite Kelly
American University Library, Wash, D.C. archival papers and related items of Charles W. Corddry, reporter for United Press International, The Baltimore Sun and a panelist on Washington Week in Review
American University, Archival papers of journalist and academic W. J. Campbell
Amherst College, William H. Webster Director of the CIA and FBI: Archival papers and memorabilia
Assassination Archives Research Center, archival papers and related material of journalist and LIFE Magazine staff writer Richard Billings
Baylor U., archival and research papers relating to John F. Kennedy
Charles Krauthammer, journalist and author, archives and library
Chicago Crime Commission, archival and research papers pertaining to organized crime
Columbia University, archives of investigative journalist David Wise
Cornell U., archives of author Daniel Greenberg pertaining to his books on science, politics and higher education
Deena Clark, archive of Emmy award winning TV talk show host
Ed Rabel, audio and video archive of Emmy award winning broadcast journalist
George Washington U., correspondence and related material of Lawrence Laurent, radio critic and first TV critic for the Washington Post
George Washington University, Archival papers and related material of Jack Anderson, Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist and author.
Georgetown U., archival papers and related material of journalist and author Arnaud de Borchgrave
Georgetown U., the archives of investigative journalists Joseph and Susan Trento
Georgetown University, archival papers of journalist Molly McCartney
John F. Kennedy Library, archival papers and library of journalist and author Bernard B. Fall
Liberty U., archive of nationally syndicated political columnist John Calvin Thomas
Library of author and journalist Christopher E. Hitchens
Library of Congress, archival paper of Hedrick Smith, noted journalist, writer and producer of PBS Television specials
Library of Congress, archival papers and related material of American journalist Roland Evans
Library of Congress, archival papers of journalist Ann Cottrell Free
Library of Congress, archival papers, video and audiotapes of Hedrick Smith, Pulitzer Prize-winning former New York Times reporter and editor and Emmy Award-winning producer/correspondent
Library of Congress, archives and library of William Safire, noted columnist and author
Library of Congress, archives of Joseph Kingsbury-Smith, Pulitzer Prize winning foreign correspondent, editor of the Hearst newspapers and publisher of the Journal American
Library of Congress, archives of Robert Kaiser Associate Editor and Senior Correspondence of the Washington Post
Library of Congress, collection archival papers and related material of NBC News correspondent and author Irving R. Levine
Library of Congress, the archives of journalist Michael Getler
Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, audiocassette and document collection of White House correspondent Sid Davis
Marshall U., Huntington, WV, Papers of Marvin L. Stone, former Editor-in-Chief of US News & World Report and Deputy Director of USIA
Montgomery County Maryland Historical Society, the archives of the Sentinel newspapers of Montgomery and Prince Georges counties
NAACP Crisis Magazine, large collection, including original editions
National Defense, University, Wash., D.C., World War II editions of the Stars and Strips newspaper and related documents
National Security Archives, the archival papers of journalist Murrey Marder
New York Historical Society, archives and related memorabilia of journalist Elsie Carper
Newseum, political memorabilia of Paul Duke, noted journalist and moderator of the PBS weekly news show Washington Week in Review
Newseum, Wash., D.C., archival material relating to journalist Felix Belair, Jr. Documents and letters of Isaac Henry, surgeon aboard the 19th-century warship U.S.S. Constellation
Newspaper Association of American, Journalism Library
Sarah McClendon, White House journalist, archives
Stanford U., archival papers and related material of historian and journalist Stanley Karnow
The Washington Post, The Washington Star newspaper photo archive
U. of Maryland Library of American Broadcasting, archival papers, audio and video tapes of documentary producer Christopher Buchanan
U. of MD Library of American Broadcasting, audiotapes of Sid Davis, White House correspondent for Westinghouse Broadcasting Corp.
U. of Minnesota Hubert Humphrey Institute, photo album of Life Magazine artist’s proofs
U. of Rhode Island, various taped interviews conducted by journalist G. Wayne Miller
U. of Texas, archival papers of journalist Henry Raymont
U. of Texas, archives of American journalist Seth Kantor, author of the book Who was Jack Ruby?
U. of Texas, Austin, Briscoe Center, archival papers of television producer Marion Goldin, including 4 Emmys
U. of Texas, Briscoe Center, archival papers and related material of television and radio news journalist Michael Marlow, including his tenures as producer of the news shows Face the Nation and Washington Conversation
U. of Texas, Briscoe Center, archival papers, library and related matieral of political journalist and author Jules Witcover
U.S. Holocaust Museum, archives of Ruth Rappaport, a relation of Helena Rubenstein, Rappaport was a journalist in Israel's Public Information Office the first two years of statehood and covered the Viet-Nam War as a correspondent (see also Judaica)
University of Maryland Library of American Broadcasting, papers and videotapes of Jeffrey Levine, one of the original CNN broadcasters
University of Maryland, broadcast media archive of Dr. Lawrence Lichty with related audio/visual tapes spanning 1960-2021
University of Texas Briscoe Center, archival papers of CBS journalist Charles Wolfson
Vanderbilt U., archival papers of prominent American journalist John L. Seigenthaler
Vanderbilt U., archives of President of NBC Julian Goodman
Villanova University, archival papers and related items pertaining to the career of Lawrence O’Rourke, distinguished journalist, attorney and national political correspondent
Wisconsin Historical Society, library of journalist Robert D. Novak containing many signed and inscribed books
Wisconsin Historical Society., documentary film collection of Robert F. Rogers, NBC News writer-producer

Judaica

Album containing original color drawings and photographs created by liberated prisoners and United States Army personal from Dachau Concentration Camp
Archival material and artwork of Holocaust survivor Esther Laurie
Archival papers of Holocaust survivor Jack Garfein
Charlton E. Meyer Collection of holocaust and related numismatics
Dallas Holocaust Museum, a limited edition of illustrations by a survivor of the Drancy Concentration Camp
Dallas Holocaust Museum, Tannenbaum/Rosenberg family archives and related material
George Washington U., Samuel Halperin collection of Judaica
Georgetown University, the LeRoy Walters library pertaining to the holocaust
Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington, typed letter dated 1938 signed by Albert Einstein
Motts Museum of Columbus Ohio, Hugh Alexander Collection of holocaust material
Old Dominion U., collection of books pertaining to Jewish artists
Texas Tech University, Susan Albers collection of books and magazines relating to the Holocaust
U. of Colorado, collection of modern first editions by Jewish authors
U. of Maryland, Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Studies, Library of Rabbi Hans Kronheim
U. of Miami, Hoffman family Holocaust archives and material relating to the Jewish Theater
U. S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, original recording of two “Buchenwald Boys” singing the “Treblinka Song”
U.S. Holocasut Memorial Museum, World War II diaries of Budapest resident Maria Madi
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, 70 photographs relating to the interrogation and Nuremberg trial of Hermann Goering and Nazi Army War Criminals
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archival collection of Dr. George O. Kent pertaining to his presentation at the Nurenberg International Tribunal War Crime Trials 1945-1948
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archival papers and related material pertaining to the Ostwald family
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archival papers of Nuremberg Tribunal Prosecutor Walter Rockler
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archival papers, photographs and related material pertaining to the Joseph and Charlotte Schulhof family’s escape from Nazi-occupied Prague and relocation in Tientsin, China
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archive of Herbert Fierst, a leading member of the American Jewish community
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archives and audio recordings pertaining to Czech jazz musician Eric Vogel
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archives of Ruth Rappaport, a relation of Helena Rubenstein, Rappaport was a journalist in Israe's Public Information Office the first two years of statehood and covered the Viet-Nam War as a correspondent (see also Journalism)
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archives pertaining to the Freiman, Grunberger and Guttmann families 1920- 1972
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, artifact pertaining to Auschwitz Concentration Camp
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Artwork of Adam Herszaft
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, collection of photographs of the Warsaw Ghetto
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Croatian propaganda posters and periodicals
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, diary written by Holocaust survivor Ada Breitkopf Abrahamer and related archival papers and photographs
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, earliest known official document acknowledging the creation of the Provisional Government of Israel by the United Nations Mandate, signed by Pres. Truman and Sec. of State Marshall
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Eva Skrenta’s collection of Jerzy Kajetanski’s original artwork depicting the Holocaust
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Hoexter family archival papers and related material
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, James Grover McDonald diary and archive
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Ken Sutak collection of Cinema Judaica
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Margosches and Reik families’ archives and related material
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Moos family archives
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Moritz Henschel Cultural Archive, relating to Terezin concentration camp
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, original 16mm footage of Jewish life and culture in Europe and the Middle East in the mid 1930’s
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, original manuscript copy of the Stroop Report
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, photo album relating to the Lodz Ghetto in Poland 1939-44
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, photograph album circa 1936-1938 belonging to Gerhard “Gerd” Pleiss, an member of the 1^st SS Division Leibstradarte SS Adolf Hitler
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, photographs and correspondence of Charles R. Lord while working with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, photography collection of European and Palestinian Jewish culture in the 1930’s by journalist Robert Gessner
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, SS Reichsfuhrer Heinrich Himmler’s personal wartime photo album highlighting the Eastern Front
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Alec Tulkoff collection of holocaust related artifacts and printed documents
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, The Annemarie Warschauer papers document the pre-war lives of the Israelski, Munter and Warschauer families in Berlin, Germany and as refuges in Shanghai, China during the Holocaust.
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Bruno and Pauline Bettleheim family archives
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Rosenwald family archives
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, three volumes of Chaim Kaplan’s diary
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Wash., D.C., archival records pertaining to the President's Commission on the Holocaust and the establishment of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Weilheimer family archives
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum,
U.S.Holocaust Memorial Museum, archival papers and related material of Max Schmeidler, including Shanghai period
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Archival material relating to the first Nuremberg Trial
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Audio and videotapes, scripts and related material from "Days of Remembrance 1984: An Evening of Commemoration through the Performing Arts"
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, collection of photographs by Hugo Jaeger, Hitler's personal photographer
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, photographs and archival papers pertaining to the Brunner and Lieben families
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, rare footage of the Warsaw Ghetto
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Paul Shapiro collection of Romanian antisemitic literature
University of Florida Gainesville, Hebrew book collection of Rabbi Herman Doych with imprints ranging from 1660 to the 20^th century
US Holocaust Memorial Museum, archival papers relating to the Mlodinoff family and their flight from Nazi Germany on the SS St. Louis.
US Holocaust Memorial Museum, diary of Nazi ideologist Alfred Rosenberg
US Holocaust Memorial Museum, diary, 1936-1944, of Nazi Party ideologist Alfred Rosenberg
US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Gurs printed Haggadah and Holocaust period manuscript Machzor Prayer book
USHMM, archival papers of Joseph Borkin, author of The Trial and Punishment of I.G. Farben
USHMM, Kindertransport miniature Hebrew prayer scrolls
USHMM, photographs and archival papers pertaining to the life of Bella and Moshe Frydman
USHMM,
Yad Vashem Museum, The Mendel Family Collection
Yad Vashem, The World Holocaust Remembrance Center, the Weil Family Foundation personal property

Law

Bound copy of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling Buckley et al V. Valeo, Secretary of the United States Senate inscribed by Valeo to Senator James Buckely
Brandeis University, Books relating toUnited States Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis, including volumes from his personal library, many books with hand annotations and personalized inscriptions, Parts I and II
College of William and Mary, Memorabilia from the Estate of U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren E. Burger
Duke U., archival papers of Jerome Shestack, renowned Human Rights and Civil Rights attorney and US Ambassador to the UN Commission on Human Rights
East Jersey State Prison, books and journals pertaining to law
FDR Presidential Library, Martin Conboy Archive containing the following cases: Prosecuted Ulysses appeal to Second Circuit (sought exclusion of book from United States claiming obscenity); Prosecuted Arthur Flegenheimer (Dutch Schultz) for in
Florida State University, Sir Leon Radzinowicz, Criminologist, archives
George Mason University, Virginia Reports, Vols. 1-263, 1798-2002, reports from Virginia’s appellate court
George Washington U. Jacob Burns Law Library, books, periodicals, journals and reports pertaining to international law and human rights belonging to Thomas Buergenthal, former judge of the International Court of Justice
George Washington U. Jacob Burns Law Library, the Herman D. Levy library
George Washington U., archives of Jerome Barrett pertaining to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Georgetown U. Law School, library, archives, art and manuscript collections
Georgetown University Law School Library, the library of Samuel Dash
Harvard University Law Library, collection of Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter’s letters and signed books
Hillsdale College, document signed by George Washington September 1789 and John Jay February 2, 1790 appointing William Cushing as the first Associate Justice to the United States Supreme Court
Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington, original handwritten Harvard Law School notebook of United States Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis
Las Vegas Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, photographs and related material pertaining to Charles Baron
Library and archives of Peter P. Lejins, noted criminologist
Library of American Broadcasting, U. of MD, archival papers and library of John Michael Kittross, professor and author of works on broadcasting law and related areas.
Maryland State Law Archives, books, archival papers, special collections, journals, reports and photographs
Murray Drabkin, archives pertaining to the development of bankruptcy laws during the 20th century
Paul G. Dembling, Chief Consul for NASA and GAO, archives
State of Pennsylvania, over 50,000 journals, reports and periodicals pertaining to Pennsylvania law
Supreme Court, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger’s archives and personal estate, over 1.5 million items
Temple U., archival papers of Jerome Shestack primarily pertaining to his tenure as President of the American Bar Association and material relating to Jewish organizations
The law library of the Carroll County, Maryland Court
Thurgood Marshall Maryland State Law Library, entire holdings
United States Supreme Court Historical Society, books from the library of Supreme Court Justice Louise D. Brandeis
United States Supreme Court Historical Society, items relating to Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black
University of Virginia Law Library, archives of labor lawyer Earle K. Shawe and videotaped oral history
USHMM, archival papers of Benjamin Ferencz relating to his career in the International Criminal Court and other peace initiatives
William and Mary College, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger’s artifacts and memorabilia

Medicine

Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation, books, art and artifacts
American College of Gynecology and Obstetrics, books, videotapes and audiotapes
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, library, archives and artifacts
American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, collection of books on occupational medicine and related artifacts
American History Museum, Smithsonian Institution, material from the laboratory of Dr. Stanley Cohen, discoverer of recombinant DNA
American Psychiatric Association Foundation, library, archives and artifacts
American Psychiatric Association, library, archives, artifacts and associated material
Bellevue Hospital Nurse’s Manual, 1878
Boston University Medical School Library, archival papers and books from the estate of Dr. Chester Scott Keffer, former Dean of the Boston U. Medical School
Civil War Diary of surgeon Lt. James Gheislin
Columbia U., Eric Kandel’s Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine
D.C. Council Member, Jim Grahm, papers and archives as director of the Whitman Walker Clinic, pertaining to AIDS and HIV
Documents and letters of Isaac Henry, surgeon aboard the 19th-century warship U.S.S. Constellation
Dr. Albert Schatz, discoverer of streptomycin, samples of Streptmyces griseus and streptomycin
Dr. C. Everett Koop, Surgeon General of the United States, memorabilia and citations
Dr. Christian Anfinsen, recipient of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, 1972, papers and archives
Dr. Clark T. Sawin, archives relating to the history of medicine with emphasis on endocrinology and hyperthyroidism
Dr. Julius Richmond, Surgeon General of the United States, archives and papers
Dr. Marshall Nirenberg, recipient of the Nobel Prize for Biochemistry for the decoding of DNA, papers and archives
Duquesne University, Cyril Wecht Collection of forensic medicine and medical law
Estate of Col. Henry Tufts, archives relating to U.S. Army CID 1968-1972
Estate of Dr. Ralph E. Lapp, Manhattan Project nuclear physicist and prolific author on radiation fallout
Estate of Johanna Grimes, inventory of the Old Hickory Bookstore specializing in medicine and medical history
George Washington U., collection of Civil War medical books and related items
George Washington U., Jim Graham’s archives of material relating to AIDS awareness
Harvard Medical School, the G. Wayne Miller archive of taped oral interviews of individuals related to pioneers and pivotal figures in regenerative and life-extension medicine
Historical Society of Washington, DC, medical records, x-rays and bullet relating to the assassination of President James Garfield
Jacobus tenBroek Memorial Fund, the Dr. Kenneth Jernigan Braille Library Collection
Jefferson College of Medicine, collection of medical instruments
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, collection of medals awarded to Johns Hopkins nurses during WWI and related archival material
Johns Hopkins U., archival papers and related material of cardiologist Dr. Levi Watkins
Johns Hopkins U., archives of malariologist Dr. Paul Farr Russell
Johns Hopkins University Medical Archives, class notes of Eugene L. Opie, member of the first graduating class of Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Johns Hopkins University Medical Archives, magic lantern collection of Dr. Howard Kelly
Johns Hopkins University, collection of books pertaining to ophthalmology
Jonathan M. Foltz, first Surgeon General of the United States Navy and first White House Physician, correspondence from James Buchanan
Large collection of archival material relating to U.S. Post Masters
Library of Congress, archival material of Dr. Charles Stevenson, one of the first United States doctors to engage Japanese patients in Nagasaki after the dropping of the atomic bomb on that city
Library of Congress, archival papers of Dr. Marianne Kris, including correspondence with Anna Freud and Dorothy Burlingham
Library of Congress, archival papers of psychologist Heinz Kohut
Library of Congress, collection of correspondence from Dr. Sigmund Freud to his student Dr. Heinz Hartmann, a pioneer in the study of ego psychology
McGill University/Howard University, archival papers of Dr. Charles Richard Drew
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Arabic manuscript and 16^th-century herbal for insurance purposes
Narcotics Anonymous, archival papers and library
Narcotics Anonymous, the John Schmid Collection relating to Narcotics Anonymous, including original publications and manuscript writings of James “Jimmy” Kinnon, founder of Narcotics Anonymous
National Institute of Health Library of Medicine, archives of Dr. James F. Bosma pertaining to dysphagia (swallowing disorder)
National Institutes of Health National Library of Medicine, archives of pediatrician and virologist Dr. Robert Chanock
National Institutes of Health, National Library of Medicine, manuscript archive collection
National Library of Medicine, archival papers and related material of Dr. William C. DeVries, who performed the first successful permanent artificial heart implantation
National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD, archives of Evart Loomis, pioneer of holistic medicine
National Library of Medicine, Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz’s archival papers and related items pertaining to the first heart transplant
National Library of Medicine, library and archival papers of Nobel prize winner Dr. Joshua Lederberg
National Library of Medicine, medical diplomas from the Mancusi-Ungaro family dating from the 17th-century to the present
National Library of Medicine, Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine awarded to Dr. Marshall W. Nirenberg in 1968 for “breaking the genetic code” and describing how it operates in protein synthesis
National Library of Medicine, papers and archives of Dr. Marshall Nirenberg, recipient of the Nobel Prize for Biochemistry for the decoding of DNA
National Medical Museum Walter Reed Hospital, Dr. M.I. Sensemen Collection of Homeopathic Medicine and Library
National Museum of Health and Medicine Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, anatomical and related artifacts
NIH Library of Medicine, Dr. Evelyn K. Tomes collection of videotapes pertaining to Black American nurses
NIH Library of Medicine, Louis Wade Sullivan U. S. Secretary of Health and Human Services archival papers and memorabilia
Optical Society of America, the Journal of the Optical Society of American from 1944-present
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, collection of books on occupational medicine and related artifacts
Stanford University School of Medicine, the Richard W. Pollay collection of SKOAL promotional material
The Grolier Club, two 17^th-century books on midwifery by Louise Bourgeois Boursier, midwife to the Queen of France
The Melvin Granitz collection of books relating to hypnosis
U. of Alabama at Birmingham, the medical library of Dr. Irshad Chaudry
U. of Pittsburgh, archival papers and audio-visual material pertaining to the career of Dr. Peter J. Janetta, specialist in neuro-vascular surgery
University of Maryland Baltimore, the Milford Foxwell collection of medical books and ephemera
University of Puerto Rico, Dr. Cicely D. Williams archival collection of her life and medical career in Maternal and Child Health
Vanderbilt University, medical archives of Dr. Charles Lowe
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, American Neurological Association archives and related material
Walter Reed Medical Museum, Alexander Fleming’s original penicillin mold and miscellaneous medical instruments
World War I scrapbook of U.S. Army Hospital Corps Camp 5
Yale University, late 19th century medical records of Waltham Hospital

Military

Archival papers and diaries of General John Floyd, General Charles R. Floyd and William G. McAdoo
Archival papers of Col. Victor Denore, US Occupation Army Japan Commander Nagasaki Prefecture
Archival papers of Dr. Oswald A. Holzer pertaining to Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia
Barbara Krupski and Donna Reiter, memorial volumes dedicated to Sgt. Lawrence Russell Kelly, first American soldier to enter liberated Paris who was shot by a French resistance fighter
Center for Naval Analysis Corp. Knowledge Center library and archives
City of Frederick, MD, six documents relating to a ransom demanded on the city of Frederick, Maryland by General Jubal Early CSA on July 9,1864
Daniel Morgan Academy, two large libraries pertaining to espionage and intelligence
DeSales U., Intelligence Library of Samuel Halpern
DeSales University, the Eugene Poteat collection ofbooks, journals and reports relating to espionage and intelligence
Dr. Robert Kempner, Deputy Chief Prosecutor at the Nuremberg War Trials, papers and archives
Duke U. John Hope Franklin Research Center, 1930’s panoramic photographs of U.S. Army (colored) regiment
Estate of Karl Peter Stuckl, official photographs relating to the Nazi Party’s Ministry of Information
Estate of Vicki K. Heilig, books, prints, photographs and relics relating to the Civil War
General Andrew Goodpaster, Chief of Staff, Eisenhower Administration, Supreme Commander NATO, Commandant USMA, papers and archives
General Douglas MacArthur Foundation, library pertaining to 20th-century military history
General George Patton, Jr., World War I diaries and archives
George Mason U. Intelligence Library of Hayden Peake
Gettysburg National Military Museum, Production video presentations of projects relating to Gettysburg National Park
Glenn Martin Aviation Museum, archival papers and related material pertaining to military aviation history and urban planning relating to wartime housing
Hampton Roads Naval Museum, 16mm films relating to United Stated Naval vessels, operations and general U.S. Navy life circa 1940’s-1960’s
Harry S. Truman Library, Ambassador Emmett O’Neal’s collection of accounts of Filipino life under Japanese occupation during World War II
Heinz History Center, collection of civil war letters
Hillsdale College, letter from Joseph Warren dated June 4, 1775 to the New York Provincial Congress requesting ammunition for an anticipated military engagement with the British, which on June 17 became the Battle of Bunker Hill
Historical Society of Frederick County, MD, Civil War letters and diary of Capt. George Tyler during the Hayden Expedition to Yellowstone
International Spy Museum, Sidney Riley artifacts
International Spy Museum, Wash., DC, artifacts,memorabilia and library
Library of Congress, archival papers of Archibald Roosevelt
Library of Congress, archives of Williard B. Prince, WWI map maker and later the originator of the Heisman Trophy
Mexican-American War Ship Journal of Rapheal Semmes, later Commander of the CSA Alabama
Minnesota Veterans Museum, Private Joseph Burger’s Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor
National Cryptologic Museum Foundation, collection of books pertaining to intelligence
National Defense University, archival papers and memorabilia of General Colin Powell
National Defense University, archival papers, artifacts and related items of U.S. Army General Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff and Supreme Commander of Nato
National Defense University, personal papers and archives of General John R. Galvin, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, and the Commander-in-Chief of the United States European Command
National Medal of Honor Museum, The Stan Smith Medal of Honor Collection
National Museum of Ship Models and Sea History, collection of 400 ship models assembled by U.S. Navy veteran Henry Louis
National Museum of the Marine Corps, 1^st Provisional Marine Brigade memorabilia
National Museum of the Pacific War, books pertaining to World War II
Original War of 1812 Naval and nautical sea charts of U.S. Naval Commanders David Connor and James Biddle
Pritkzer Military Library, archival papers and related material pertaining to the books Fiasco and The Gamble
Ruth and Robert Kempner, World War II archives, including material from international tribunal at Nuremberg, Catholic victims of Nazi aggression, personal reparations and material relating to the trial and conviction of Adolph Eichmann
Samuel Eliot Morison, Archival papers, books, memorabilia and artifacts of noted Naval historian.
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, archival material from the Army Air Corp and U.S. Air Force careers of Col. Lewis S. Webster and Lieut. Col. Lewis Frazer Webster
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, photo album and correspondence pertaining to Korean War experiences of U.S. Air Force Col. Ward Hitt, Jr.
Stanford University, archival papers and related memorabilia of Mitsuo Fuchida who led the attack on Pearl Harbor and later became and Evangelist Christian
Thomas S. McFee, Continental Army Order signed by George Washington
U. of New Hampshire, archival papers relating to the Albanian Subversion, the failed joint operation of the CIA and British SIS
U.S. Air Force Academy, collection of slides pertaining to the Air Force Academy and the Vietnam War
U.S. Army General Henry Martyn Robert archives
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archival papers and related material of Dr. Joseph Eaton pertaining to WWII U.S. Army psych-op programs, the liberation of German concentration camps and the post-war occupation of Germany
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, archive of Lt. Benjamin Gerow relating to the Nuremberg tribunals
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, correspondence and photographs of Edgar Rauner, when part of the U.S. Army’s Ritchie Boys unit
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, original letters by Joseph and Magda Goebbels and interrogation report of Hana Reitsch
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, photos by Charles Alexander of the War Crimes Tribunal at Nuremberg
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Edward Boehm collection of World War II propaganda leaflets and related material
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, World War II artifacts once belonging to Friedrich Wilhelm Kruger, senior SS commander
U.S. Naval Institute Press, photographic and oral history archive
U.S. World War II Museum, collection of World War II airplane scale models
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Archival material relating to the first Nuremberg Trial
United States Naval Museum, the Truxtun Bowl commemorating the building of the U.S. Constellation
University of Maryland Gordon Prange Collection, archival papers and material relating to his works on World War II, including “Tora Tora Tora”, “At Dawn We Slept”, “The Untold Story of Pearl Harbor” and “Miracle at Midway”; publications, manuscript and other printed material collected during the American Post-War Occupation Government in Japan 1945-1953 while acting as Chief Historian in General Douglas MacArthur’s staff
University of North Carolina, the archival papers of military and Faulkner historian Robert Moore
University of Pittsburgh, archive of Donald Goldstein, noted military historian and expert on World War II
USS Constitution Museum, letters of Lt. William S. Bush, first United States Marine to be killed in action, very rare
Virginia Tech U., Civil War library and related material from the Estate of Vicki Heilig
Whittier Historical Museum, Whittier, AK, elements shot and collected for the use in the documentary film "Red White Black and Blue"...$301,122
World War I Museum and Memorial, three individual diaries and archival collections
Letters and documents relating to American Revolution War General Anthony Walton White

Performing Arts: Music Dance, Theater, Film, Television and Radio

Adler Enterprises, appraise Smithsonian Jazz Series
American U., collection of classical music CDs and related books
Archival papers, books and memorabilia of actor Earle Hyman
Artifacts from Mike Todd's ill-fated jet "Lucky Liz" named after his wife Elizabeth Taylor WNYC, a collection of audio CDs with radio broadcasts of "Antiquity on Tape"
Berklee College of Music, archival papers and related material of Laurdin Kenneth “Pat” Patrick Jr., jazz musician, composer, arranger and educator
Catholic U. of America, large collection of classical CDs
Catholic University of America, the Saul Kruger collection of books, sheet music and CDs
Charlie Byrd, noted guitarist and composer, music archives and manuscripts
Collection of original individual instrument scores and charts from the Count Basie Band
Columbia College Center for Black Music Research, The Evelyn Davidson White Collection of choral music by African American Composers
Columbia University, archival papers of Bob Fass, legendary counter culture radio show host at WBAI New York
Curtis Institute of Music, collection of early 20^th-century autographs of central and eastern European actors, musicians, composers and conductors
District of Columbia Public Library, archival papers, audio/visual material, books and related material pertaining to the Washington, DC Punk music movement
Estate of Richard Wilson, celebrity and political memorabilia from the company Norma’s Jeans
Florida State U., Harrison S. Sayre Collection of Circus Material
Florida State University, George Judy Collection of books, magazines and scores relating to the theater
George Mason U., archival papers and related material of stage and television actor Ted van Griethuysen with an emphasis on Shakespearian performances
George Mason U., the David Stone collection of Gilbert and Sullivan music and manuscripts Part II
George Mason U., the Martin Cohen Collection of classic movie posters and related ephemera
George Mason University, David and Annabelle Stone collection of Gilbert and Sullivan Part III
George Mason University, the David and Annabelle Stone collection of Gilbert and Sullivan Part 7
Grace Lutheran Church, large collection of 19th- and 20th-century sacred and classical organ sheet music
Hillsdale College, comprehensive collection of over 14,000 LPs, CDs and cassette tapes of classical music recordings
Howard Serwer, archives pertaining to music
Hugo Knepler, archives including manuscript score by Johann Strauss
Indiana U. John Edward Hasse collection of vintage American sheet music
International Piano Archive, University of Maryland, William Kappell, American pianist
Jerry Aronson’s complete archive of the documentary Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg, including 60 hours of taped interviews
John Snyder, record producer and recording artist agent, complete archives, original reel-to-reel and audio cassette recordings and LP produced albums, representing over 300 artists/groups, including Chet Baker, Etta James and Ornette Coleman
Johns Hopkins Peabody Institution’s Music Conservatory, artifacts and memorabilia from the Rosa Ponselle Foundation
Johns Hopkins U. Peabody Institute, books, music scores and audio tapes from the Estate of William Grossman, a practice pianist, conductor and copyist who worked with many professional musicians, conductors and composers, including Leon Fleish
Johns Hopkins U., complete run of Caedmon spoken-word LP recordings 1952-1975
Johns Hopkins University, papers, correspondence and ephemeral material pertaining to American composer, musical theorist and teacher Milton Babbitt
Johnson C. Smith U., the Richard W. Pollay collection of black gospel music
Leonard Bernstein, manuscript copy of original string quartet composition, his earliest known work
Leopold Godowsky, original manuscripts and sheet music
Library of Congress American Folklife Center, material from the estate of noted folklore archivist and author Isabel Gordon Carter
Library of Congress, archival papers of early 20^th century dancer Ida Rubenstein, including original manuscript music scores
Library of Congress, archival papers of violinist Friedrich “Fritz” Kreisler
Library of Congress, archive of violinist and composer Frederich “Fritz” Kreisler
Library of Congress, archives and original scores of Louis Gesensway, American composer and violinist
Library of Congress, collection of books pertaining to film
Library of Congress, Katherine and Lawrence Karr collection of movie memorabilia
Library of Congress, letters of American film producer and screenwriter Val Lewton, Sr.
Library of Congress, memorabilia of composer Eric Korngold
Library of Congress, scrapbooks and related material pertaining to the Washington National Opera with emphasis on tenor/artistic director Placido Domingo
Massachusetts Historical Society, archival papers of the Coolidge and Dame family 1800-2004 and related artifacts
Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, material relating to Viennese cabaret and theater before 1938
Middle Tennessee State U., archival papers and memorabilia of James T. Free
Montgomery County Maryland Friends of the Library, large collection of classical LPs
Museum of the Bible, Collection of biblical themed movie posters
Music library of composer/pianist Simon Sargon
National Empowerment Television, videotapes
New York Public Library, Novella Nelson archive pertaining to her theatrical career
New York Public Radio, collection of reel-to-reel tapes pertaining to WQXR and vinyl, glass and aluminum records
Original sketches of costume designs and related material of television and entertainment costume designer J. Michael Travis
Patrick T. Ryan collection of theater and literary criticism
Peabody Conservatory of Music, archival material of jazz bassist and guitar player Gene Herbert “Joe” Byrd
Peabody Conservatory of Music, archival papers and related material of organist John Walker
Peabody Conservatory of Music, archival papers, music scores and related material of soprano and actress Marni Nixon
Peabody Conservatory of Music, large collection of opera and other music related ephemera
Peabody Conservatory of Music, library, music scores and related material of organist and instructor Donald S. Sutherland, Part II
Peabody Conservatory of Music, original tapes and related material by guitar legend Charlie Byrd
Peabody Conservatory of Music, two custom-made Ovation guitars owned and played by jazz guitarist Charlie Byrd
Robert Hall Lewis, music archives of pianist and composer
Rutgers University, archival papers and related material of jazz musician Eric Vogel
Scrapbook relating to the Don Cossack Choir
Smithsonian Institution Museum of American History, scores and arrangements of the Boyd Raeburn Jazz Band, including the original manuscript arrangement of Night in Tunisia by Dizzy Gillespie
Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History, Tito Puente’s Archival Artifacts, including instruments and memorabilia
Smithsonian Institution, archives of Arthur Stern, including original material relating to Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and the Almanac Singers
Smithsonian Institution, the John Edward Hasse collection of books pertaining to music
Smithsonian Institution’s Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, complete collection of the Smithsonian Folkways Series recordings from the estate of Harold Courlander, co-creator of the Series
Syracuse U., collection of 52 Vogue Picture 78 rpm Records from 1946
Temple U., archival papers and tapes of Lew Klein, broadcasting executive and executive producer at WFIL
Temple U., Lawrence F. Karr and Kathleen Karr archival collection pertaining to the motion picture industry
The archive of Jack Garfein, Actor’s Studio director, actor and filmmaker
U. of California, Berkeley, large collection of feature films from 1930-1963
U. of Maryland Broadcasting Archive, 924 tapes of Washington, DC broadcast journalist Steven Affens
U. of Maryland Clarice Smith Center for the Performing Arts, archival material of broadcaster, writer and teacher Robert Sherman
U. of Maryland Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, Dr. Alvan Morris collection of classical and jazz CDs
U. of Maryland Film School, 16mm film collection of AFI archivist Lawrence Karr
U. of Maryland Hornbake Library, Fuegi Brecht & Company Archival Papers
U. of Maryland Library of American Broadcasting, archives of noted broadcast journalists William and Shirley Robson
U. of Maryland Library, Morris Freedman collection of 20th-century playbills
U. of Maryland Michelle Smith Performing Art Library, collection of 20th century dance programs and souvenir books
U. of Maryland Michelle Smith Performing Arts Center, the Milt Stevens classical CD collection
U. of Maryland Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, large collection of original WQXR studio recordings and miscellaneous live performances and interviews
U. of Maryland, Horace Mann collection of theater records and playbills
U. of Maryland, Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, collection of signed sheet music and related material of clarinetist Sidney S. Forrest, Part II
U. of Maryland’s Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, trombonist Milton Steven’s archival papers and signed photographs of conductors
U. of MD Library of American Broadcasting, archives of Sandra Michael, creator of the radio drama "Against the Storm"
U. of MD Library of American Broadcasting, original 16mm television footage and scripts
U. of MD Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, archives and related material of Clara Rockmore, the world’s greatest virtuosa of the theremin
U. of MD Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, correspondence of broadcaster, writer, teacher and radio personality Robert Sherman
U. of MD Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, photo archive of Washington, D.C. area theater and performing arts by freelance photographer Stanford Barouh
U. of Michigan, archival papers and related material of Rane Arroyo an American poet, playwright and scholar
U. of Pittsburgh, archival papers and audio-visual material of dancer Robert Johnson
U. of Pittsburgh, archival papers and related material of opera singer Marilyn Horne
U. of Texas, Austin, Briscoe Center, archival papers of television producer Marion Goldin, including 4 Emmys
U. of the District of Columbia, Jazz recordings and related material of Thomas Scanlan
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Ken Sutak collection of Cinema Judaica
United States Naval Institute, medals, citations and archival material from the Estate of Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
University of Maryland Baltimore City, memorabilia from Baltimore’s legendary Left Bank Jazz Society
University of Maryland Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, the William Montgomery collection of sheet music
University of Maryland Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, the Lee Rubenstein Performing Arts Program Collection
University of Maryland Performing Arts Center, University of Maryland, the Carl A. Rosenthal Collection of 20th-century Sheet Music
University of Maryland, Music Library Association Archives
University of Maryland’s International Piano Archives, Henry Z. Steinway Collection of letters written to the Steinway Piano Company, 1863-1972, and related photos
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill archival papers and related items pertaining to the lives and careers of Olive Dame Campbell, noted folklorist and her husband John C. Campbell
University of Rochester, Hal Kanthor collection of Gilbert and Sullivan
University of Rochester, the Harold Kanthor collection of Gilbert and Sullivan Part 4
University of Rochester, the Harold Kanthor Gilbert and Sullivan Collection Part II
University of the District of Columbia, large collection of vintage jazz recordings
University of the District of Columbia, the Lawrence Marshall Family Collection of Jazz Records
University of the District of Columbia, the Richard Rosman Collection of LP Jazz records from Norman Granz’s Pablo Label
Virginia Theological Seminary, archival papers, CDs, musical and conducting scores of musical conductor and Bach scholar J. Reilly Lewis
Wakefield Country Day School, comprehensive juvenile film collection
Washington Bach Consort, collection of sheet music
Washington Bach Consort, large collection of Bach related scores hand annotated by conductor/performer J. Reilly Lewis
William S. Paley, President of CBS, library and archives
Yale U., archival papers and related material of Fredric R. Mann

Political Science, International and Regional Studies

A.Doak Barnett, noted authority on China, library and archives
American Philosophical Society, archival papers relating to the book The Ruin of J. Robert Oppenheimer: the National Security Trial of 1954
American U., archival papers of U.S. ambassador Esther Coopersmith
American U., archives of Irene Tinker relating to international development and especially the role of women and non-governmental organizations
American University, archives of Jeremy Stone, including historical correspondence with Andrei Sakharov
Amherst College, William H. Webster Director of the CIA and FBI: Archival papers and memorabilia
Archival material and related items of T.V. Powderly, labor leader, Commissioner of Immigration and Mayor of Scranton, PA
Assassination Archives Research Center, drafts of the Zachary Sklar/Oliver Stone version of the movie JFK and other material relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
Barack Obama Presidential Library, original article by Barack Obama “Breaking the Wartime Mentality”, 3/10/83, from Columbia University Sundial Magazine
Boston U., books and periodicals pertaining to West Africa
Boston U., collection of books and reports relating to West Africa
Casa de Las Americas, Latin American studies library of Dr. Franklin W. Knight
Columbia U., the Irene and Jack Delano collection pertaining to Puerto Rico, including archival papers, art, music and photographs
Confucius Institute at Maryland, University of Maryland, Dr. Chun-Tu Hsueh’s library on Chinese studies
DeSales University, the Eugene Poteat collection ofbooks, journals and reports relating to espionage and intelligence
Dr. Jules Davids, archives pertaining to his ghostwriting of John F. Kennedy’s Profiles in Courage
Dr. Sidney Mintz, renowned expert on the Caribbean, library and archives
Edward M. Kennedy Foundation, archival memorabilia and artifacts, including the contents of Senator Kennedy’s United States Senatorial office
Edward M. Kennedy Foundation, manuscript notebooks and drafts of books by Edward M. Kennedy
Eisenhower Presidential Library, archival papers of Abbott Washburn, special assistant to President Eisenhower
Eisenhower Presidential Library, collection of correspondence of Reverend Dr. Edward L.R. Elson
Estate of Clark M. Clifford, Presidential Advisor, books, papers and archives
Estate of John Ralph Willis, collection of books pertaining to Africa and the history of Islam in Africa
Estate of Richard Wilson, celebrity and political memorabilia from the company Norma’s Jeans
George Mason U./Library of Congress, archival papers and related material pertaining to Clay T. Whitehead, Special Assistant to President Nixon and creator of The Open Skies Policy in telecommunications
George Washington U. Society of Presidential Pollsters, political polls conducted and prepared by Mark Penn for President Clinton, Senator Hillary Clinton and the British Labor Party
George Washington U., archival papers and related material of Congressman Clifford B. Stearns, Sr., 6th District Florida
George Washington U., archival papers of Marcus Raskin, a prominent American social critic, political activist, author and philosopher
George Washington U., Archival papers pertaining to Kenyan land distribution in 1960-63 during Kenyaâ€™s move to independence
George Washington U., artifacts and material pertaining to the Riggs family of Washington, DC
George Washington U., original16mm footage of Nixon-Agnew campaign ads
George Washington University, Historical Society of Washington, D.C. and the Charles Sumner School Museum and Archives, Washington D.C. memorabilia from the collection of Washington D.C. Councilmember James Graham
George Washington University, Vice President Calvin Coolidge’s personal medal from Warren G. Harding’s inauguration
Georgetown U., 1750 Spanish-Portuguese Boundary Commission Report pertaining to South America
Georgetown U., archival papers of American diplomat Corneilius Van H. Engert
Georgetown U., archival papers of geologist Robert L. Miller relating to the original development of the oil fields in Saudia Arabia by Californian Arabia Standard Oil Company (known later as ARAMCO)
Georgetown U., comprehensive collection of books, periodicals, serials and translations pertaining to the nation of Turkey and Turkish curlture
Georgetown U., Matthew Brady photo of the first Japanese embassy to the U.S. in 1860
Georgetown U., Paul M. Henze library of Ethiopian studies
Georgetown U., the archive of Thomas Barger, former President and CEO of ARAMCO, primarily during 1937 to1956, including early photographs, films and documents relating to the discovery of oil and the development of the oil industry in the Saudi Arabian Peninsula
Georgetown U., the estate of Thomas C. Barger, Part II, containing archival papers and related material relating to the development of oil in the Arabian Peninsula and Aramco’s relationship with the Saudi Royal families. A highlight of the collection is rare original films 1938-40.
Georgetown University Library, collection of American Communist Party and related material
Georgetown University, Larry Collins, archives and research material for his eight novels
Georgetown University, the Colonel Joseph DeSutter archive pertaining to White House National Security briefings
Georgetown University, the LeRoy Walters collection of books on National Socialism
Gerald Ford Library, Gerald Ford’s original speech accepting the Republican Party nomination for President in 1976
Harry S. Truman Library, archival material from the estate of Emmet O’Neal, U.S. Representative from Kentucky and an Ambassador to the Philippines
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, archives of General Donald S. Dawson, President Truman’s Administrative Assistant
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, correspondence and signed photos to American diplomat Philip Kaiser
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, Original telegram from Secretary of War Stimson to President Truman informing him of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
Howard U., the archives and related material of Wash., D.C. Mayor Walter E. Washington
Indiana State Archives, 1822 Indiana Marion County voting records
Indiana State Archives, 1822 Indiana voting records
Indiana University, archives of Ambassador to Russia James Collins
Institute of World Politics, large library of Intelligence and Espionage
James Madison U., collection of books and periodicals pertaining to Middle East studies and culture
John F. Kennedy, large collection of news footage of the November 1963 Dallas trip and assassination, appraisal requested by private owner for sale or donation
Johns Hopkins School of Advance International Studies, books and periodicals pertaining to West Africa
Johns Hopkins U., archival papers and related material of U.S. Senator Paul S. Sarbanes of Maryland
Johns Hopkins U., books pertaining to foreign policy with emphasis on North Africa
Johns Hopkins U., the A. Doak Barnett library pertaining to China and related subjects
Kenneth Robbins’ Collectionof 19^th- and early 20^th-century postcards relating to Africa and Asia with emphasis on Jewish culture
LBJ Presidential Library, books and reports relating to the Voting Right Act and Civil Rights Act
Leonard Colodny, archival papers and related material pertaining to Silent Coup and 40 Years War
Library of Congress, archival material of C.B. Fillebrown, single tax movement advocate
Library of Congress, archival papers and library of Secretary of HUD, Congressman and Presidential candidate Jack Kemp
Library of Congress, archival papers and related material ofSecretary of State Madeleine Albright
Library of Congress, archival papers of Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter and internationally renowned expert on foreign policy
Library of Congress, archival papers of Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Part II
Library of Congress, archival papers of U.S. diplomat Norman Davis, President Wilson’s Assistant Secretary of Treasury and later Undersecretary of State
Library of Congress, Archival papers of United States Senator and Vice-Presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman
Library of Congress, archival papers, journals and related material pertaining to Qatar
Library of Congress, archives and scrapbooks of Paul Weyrich
Library of Congress, archives of Caspar Weinberger, Secretary of Defense under Pres. Reagan, and under Pres. Nixon, served as Director of Office Management and Budget and Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Library of Congress, archives of Ronald Ziegler, Press Secretary for President Nixon
Library of Congress, archives of Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara
Library of Congress, libraryof Congressman Tom Petri of Wisconsin’s 6^th District
Library of Congress, papers of Lawrence Warren, author of books on dancers Anna Sakalaw and Lester Horton
Library of Congress, the archival papers of U. S. Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright
Library of Congress, The Josiane and Barton Cobert collection of French documents
Library of Congress, the Samuel Dash archives, including his tenure as Chief Counsel and Staff Director, U.S. Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities during the Watergate investigation
Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library, Archival papers and related material of Jack J. Valenti, Special Assistant to President Johnson.
Martin Gold, collection of books related to China, 1700 to the present
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, large collection of photographic slides of Cairo, Egypt
Matrix College of Arts and Letters, Michigan State University, 112 audio-cassette tape recordings from the South Africa Forum
Middle Tennessee State U., archival papers and memorabilia of James T. Free
Middle Tennessee State U., archival papers and related material of U.S. Congressman Barton Gordon, 6th District Tennessee
National Archives, original handwritten notes of Priscilla McMillan's 1959-1963 interviews with Lee Harvey Oswald and Marina Oswald for her book Marina and Lee
National Archives, Priscilla McMillan archival papers relating to “Marina and Lee”
National Defense U., archival papers of National Security specialist James Locker III
National Library of Medicine at NIH, Paul Rogers, U.S. Congressman from Florida’s 11^th District, archival papers and related material
National Museum of American Diplomacy, Ambassador Esther Coopersmith memorabilia
Nellie Tayloe Ross, First Woman Governor in the United States (Wyoming)
Penn State U., Dr. Arthur Goldschmidt library of Middle East Studies
Personal library of Senator Ted Kennedy
Philadelphia U., library, archives and related artifacts of United States Senator Arlen Specter from Pennsylvania
Political memorabilia and related material of Congressman Henry A. Waxman
Production material used for the documentary The Warren Commission
RAND Corporation, archival papers of William R. Harris
Rev. Paul Weyrich, papers of Free Congress Foundation
Rhodesian Army Association archival papers, books and periodicals pertaining to the insurgency that lead to the independence of the nation of Zimbabwe (1960-1979)
Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library, A collection of Watergate memorabilia donated by Congressman Alan Steelman.
Richard McDonald, video production of original presidential and political campaign ads
Robert McNamara, former Secretary of Defense, library
Rutgers University, archives and related material of U.S. Senator Frank R. Lautenberg of New Jersey
Rutgers University, political memorabilia of U. S. Senator Harrison A. “Pete” Williams
Saint Francis University, Archival papers and related material of U.S. Congressman Bud Shuster
Saint John’s U. Hill Museum and Manuscript Library, Paul M. Henze collection of Ethiopian manuscripts
Selwa “Lucky” Roosevelt, Chief of Protocol Reagan Administration, personal papers and archives
Seminole State College, political memorabilia of U.S. Congressman Dan Boren, 2^nd District Oklahoma
Senator Mark O. Hatfield, Oregon, personal property
Senator Robert Packwood, diaries
Seton Hall U., archival papers of American diplomat Thomas P. Melady
Sixth Floor Museum, last recording of John F. Kennedy giving a Breakfast Speech at Hotel Texas, Ft. Worth, Nov. 22, 1963
Slippery Rock U., archival papers and library of Nien Cheng, author of Life and Death in Shanghai
Smithsonian Institution Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, postcards, photographs and other items pertaining to India, North Africa and the Middle East
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Wash., DC, President’s Pew Book of Common Prayer containing signatures of U.S. Presidents and relatives that have attended services at the church
Stanford U. Hoover Institute, archival material of Dr. Robert Standish Norris, author of “Racing for the Bomb”
Stanford U. Hoover Institute, Archival papers and related material of foreign policy author James Mann
Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies, collection of books and related material pertaining to Morocco
The archival papers and memorabilia of United States Congressman from Minnesota Collin Peterson
The City College of the City University of New York, archival papers and academic library of political scientist Judith S. Stein
The Dalton S. West collection of books pertaining to geo-politics, intelligence and history
The Honorable Helen Bentley, U.S. Congresswoman of Maryland, personal property
The Susan Phillips Collection of American Labor related material
The Woodrow Wiilson Center, John Simmons collection of books and journals on Russian Affairs
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site, documents pertaining to the American Progressive Party
Thomas Kane, library and archives relating to Ethiopian language and related subjects
Thomas Ricks, author of Fiasco and The Gamble about the Iraqi War
Truman Presidential Library, archival papers and related material of John S. Steelman, personal assistant to President Truman
Truman Presidential Library, archival papers of George Elsey, personal assistant to President Truman
Truman Presidential Library, papers of John Steelman, Senior Advisor to President Truman, Part II
U. of Alabama, Huntsville, archival papers and related material of U.S. Congressman Robert “Bud” Cramer of Alabama’s 5^th District and founder of the National Children’s Advocacy Center
U. of Alaska, Fairbanks, the archival papers of Senator Ted Stevens
U. of Connecticut, archives and related material of Senator Christopher Dodd
U. of Denver, archival manuscript papers of Dr. Josef Korbel
U. of Florida, archival papers and related material of U.S. Senator Robert Graham, Governor of Florida, 1979-1987
U. of Indiana, archival papers and related items of U.S. diplomat Nathaniel Davis
U. of Maryland Center for Persian Studies, the Dr. Habib Ladjevardi collection of books, journals, audio tapes and microfilms pertaining to Iran
U. of Maryland Libraries, Dr. Theodore McNelly archival papers and library of East Asian Studies
U. of Maryland Michelle Smith Performing Arts Center, collection of 19th- and 29th-century sheet music with emphasis on sacred music
U. of Maryland, large collection of scholarly books pertaining to Iranian studies, primarily in Farsi
U. of Maryland, photos taken from the ground showing Nagasaki minutes after the atomic bombing
U. of Massachusetts Lowell, archival papers and related material of Senator Paul Tsongas and Congresswoman Niki Tsongas
U. of Massachusetts Lowell, archival papers of U.S. Congressman from Massachusetts Martin Meehan
U. of Michigan, the Dale K. Myers archive pertaining to the assassination of John F. Kennedy
U. of Mississippi, books inscribed by U.S. Presidents to Felton “Skeeter” Johnston, former Secretary of the Senate
U. of North Carolina Wilmington, memorabilia of North Carolina’s 7^th District Congressman Mike McIntyre
U. of Oklahoma, archival papers and related material of U. S. Congressman Dan Boren, 2^nd District Oklahoma
U. of Pennsylvania, large collection of postcards and ephemera, books and periodicals pertaining to North Africa, the Middle East and Jewish subjects
U. of Pennsylvania, multi-language book collection pertaining to the Middle East
U. of Pittsburgh, archival collection of Dick Thornburgh, Attorney General of the U.S. and Governor of Pennsylvania
U. of Pittsburgh, archives and related material of U.S. Congressman John Murtha, 12^th District of Pennsylvania
U. of Puerto Rico, collection of books pertaining to the Caribbean and agriculture
U. of Washington, Congressman Norm Dicks’ archival papers and related material
U. of Washington, large collection of taped interviews primarily relating to Indian politics, society and culture
U.S. Congressman Bart Gordon , 6^th District Tennessee, archives and memorabilia
U.S. Congressman Bud Shuster, 9th District of Pennsylvania, archives and memorabilia
U.S. Congressman Joe Crowley, political memorabilia
U.S. Diplomacy Center Museum, U.S. Department of State, gifts from Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, earliest known official document acknowledging the creation of the Provisional Government of Israel by the United Nations Mandate, signed by Pres. Truman and Sec. of State Marshall
U.S. Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, archives
U.S. State Department, entire rare book collection, including vault
United States Senator Barbara A. Mikulski, archival papers and related material
University of Alabama, archival papers and related material of U.S. Senator Richard Shelby
University of Arkansas, archives of Diane D. Blair, noted political scientist specializing in Arkansas government and women in politics
University of California Berkeley, collection of art and political memorabilia of U.S. Congressman George Miller III from California
University of Connecticut, archival papers and related material of U.S. Congresswoman Elizabeth Esty of Connecticut’s 5^th District
University of Maryland Gordon Prange Collection, archival papers and material relating to his works on World War II, including “Tora Tora Tora”, “At Dawn We Slept”, “The Untold Story of Pearl Harbor” and “Miracle at Midway”; publications, manuscript and other printed material collected during the American Post-War Occupation Government in Japan 1945-1953 while acting as Chief Historian in General Douglas MacArthur’s staff
University of Maryland, large collection of Persian language books relating to Persian history, culture and literature
University of Pittsburgh, European Union archives and library holdings
University of Texas, Briscoe Center, archival papers and related material of New Mexico Governor and Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson
University of Washington, Dr. Paul R. Brass archive of Indian Political and Social History
University of Wisconsin, collection of books on Japanese regional studies
Vanderbilt U., archival papers and related material of U.S. Senator from Tennessee James Sasser, Ambassador to China during the Clinton administration
Vice President Al Gore, personal property
West Georgia University, Research and subject files relating to the career of U.S. Congressman Newt Gingrich
Wisconsin Historical Society and Other Institutions, archival papers and related memorabilia of Congressman Tom Petri of Wisconsin’s 6^th District
Wisconsin Historical Society, political memorabilia and related material of Congressman Thomas Evert Petri of Wisconsin’s 6^th District
Yale U., archival papers of Ambassador L. Paul Bremer

Religion

18th-century American theological pamphlets printed by Andrew Bradford and Benjamin Franklin
Carmelitana Collection, 11,000 books on the history of the Carmelite Order
Center for Norbertine Studies, St. Norbert College, William M. Klimon Collection of the editions of St. Augustine’s Confessions
Christendom College, large collection of books pertaining to theology and related subjects
Collection of Tibetan Buddhist artifacts
College of William and Mary, collection of Buddhist cultural artifacts
Dr. Alex Saliba, archival collection relating to the Order of St. John
Duke U., archival papers and related material pertaining to the McGee family (1857-2013), with emphasis on John Sidney and Doris Thompson McGee, Baptist missionaries in Nigeria 1945-1977
Duke U., archival papers of Dr. Frederick Herzog pertaining to his advancement of liberation theology
Frederick Douglass' Family Bible
Georgetown U., collection of early imprints relating Catholicism with emphasis on early American titles
Georgetown U., Woodstock Theological Center Library, one of the world’s largest libraries of Jesuit studies
Gurdjieff Society of Wash., DC, the library of Hugh B. Ripman, founder of the Gudjieff Society
Guy Sainty, document collection relating to the Knights of Malta
Holy Trinity Parish, Hillsdale, MI, large collection of sacred sheet music
Howard University School of Divinity, Andre Tweed, Jr. Collection, Ethiopian artifacts and manuscripts
Icon collection of Saint Mary the Protectress Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Philadelphia, PA
Large collection of 17^th- and 18^th-century English theology
Library of Congress, document pertaining to the Salahi family as hereditary custodians of the Dome of the Rock and key holders to the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem
Lutheran School of Theology, collection of postcards relating to Lutheran church institutions
Mount Holyoke College, archival papers and related material of Mary Louisa Matthews, United Congressional Church missionary in Monastir, Macedonia from 1888 to1920
Mount St. Mary's Seminary, library of theology and related subjects
Museum of the Bible, Collection of biblical themed movie posters
National Cathedral Library, medieval manuscript leaves, including a 1440 Book of Hours, from the Wilhelmina F. Jashemski Trust
Pope John Paul II Cultural Center, Washington D.C., a detailed five-piece scale model replica installation titled “The Mountain of the Lord Exhibit”
Presbyterian Historical Society, memorabilia and correspondence of the Reverend Dr. Edward L. R. Elson
Reformed Theological Seminary, book collection pertaining to theology
Servants 4 Him, collection of 20th-century books on theology
Smithsonian Arthur M. Sackler Gallery of Art, Salahi family document relating to the Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem
St. David's Episcopal Church, the Thomas Dixon collection of religion and theology
St. Norbert College, St. Augustine’s Confessions, 1589-2004 editions
University of Notre Dame, collection of audiotapes relating to Yves R. Simon, noted 20th-century philosopher
URS Federal Services, Inc., Islamic brass seal from Saddam Hussein’s compound and belonging to the Government of the Republic of Iraq
Washington National Cathedral, catalog and appraise library
Webster Presbyterian Church, chalice used by Buzz Aldrin during Apollo 11 to take communion on the moon

Sciences

American Institute of Physics, second appraisal of the holdings of the Niels Bohr Library
Calvert Marine Museum, Geology, Paleontology and Stratigraphy library of Laude Walton Ward
Clemson U., the Dudley Raynal collection of books on botany
Columbia U., archival papers and related material of Dr. Eric Kandel, recipient of the 2000 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Columbia University, Melvin Schwartz’s 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics
Denver Museum of Nature and Science, the Robert M. West library of books, journals, papers and images relating to paleontology, geology, evolution and museology
Divine World Missionaries, large collection of anthropology books and journals pertaining to the Philippines
Dr. Harvey Harlow Nininger Collection of Meteorites, Gems and Minerals
East Carolina U., archival papers and related material from the estate of paleontologist Karel Absolon
Estate of Dr. Ralph E. Lapp, Manhattan Project nuclear physicist and prolific author on radiation fallout
Florida State University, Dr. Paul Dirac, recipient of the Nobel Prize for Physics, personal and professional papers
Georgetown U., 1750 Spanish and Portuguese manuscript of the boundary commission report pertaining to territory in South America
H.D.Smyth: Atomic Bombs, A General Account of the Development of Methods of Using Atomic Energy for Military Purposes Under the Auspices of the United States Government 1940-1945, Adjutant General's Office, August 1945. Original pre publicatio
Howard U., library of Robert Copeland pertaining to Natural History with an emphasis on Darwin
Jane Goodall Institute, archival papers and related artifacts of Jane Goodall
Library of Congress, archival papers of Edward Lorenz, creator of the Chaos Theory
Library of Congress, archives of Herbert J. Hall, award-winning American physicist
Library of Congress, correspondence and related family archival papers of mathematician John von Neumann and Klara Dan von Neumann
Library of Congress, archives of Herbert J. Hall, American physicist and pioneer in the field of electrostatic precipitation technology
Mississippi State U., library of Dr. Robert P. Wilson, fish nutritionist
National Agriculture Library, library of William Saunders, USDA's first botanist and landscape designer
National Agriculture Library, original manuscript watercolor of Titian Peale relating to entomology
National Arboretum, books on botany
National Library of Agriculture, archives pertaining to market development of food irradiation, functional foods and alternatives to methyl bromide
National Library of Medicine at NIH, four anatomical prints from Bernhard Albinus’ 1747 “Tabulae sceleti et musculorum corporis humani”
National Library of Medicine at NIH, medals and awards given to Nobel Prize winner Dr. Marshall Niremberg
Neuroscientist Eric Kandel’s Nobel Prize for Medicine and Science
Only known model of G.W. Leibniz’s cryptography machine
POACRE Citizens Association, Miocene baleen whale skeleton
Portland State U., Portland, OR, specimen of D'Orbigny meteorite
Smith College, Estate of Susanne S. Patch library, including a collection relating to gemology and jewelry
Smithsonian Institution Archives of American Gardens, papers relating to the Garden Club of America's Slide Library of Notable American Parks and Gardens
Smithsonian Institution Library, collection of 18th- and 19th-century books pertaining to horticulture
Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History, anthropologist Alan Walker’s original slides of excavations in East Africa with Richard Leakey and other projects
Smithsonian Institution, the Chris Thompson collection of books on entomology
Stanford U. Hoover Institute, archival papers of William O. Doub, Commissioner of the Atomic Energy Commission 1971-74
The Maurice Car Collection of autographs and manuscripts relating to all of the sciences spanning five centuries
U. of Indiana, library and related material of Dr. Sidney Mintz pertaining to the cultures of food and sugar
U. of Tennessee, archival papers and related material of Dr. William Bass, forensic anthropologist and co-author of the Bone Farm novel series
U. Pittsburgh, the laboratory and related material of Dr. Jonas Salk, discoverer of the polio vaccine
U.S. Department of Agriculture and various institutions, Nancy and Charles Leidenfrost archives
U.S. Naval Observatory, Joseph Spigai Collection of books and reports relating to oceanography University of Maryland Performing Arts Center, University of Maryland, the Carl A. Rosenthal Collection of 20th-century Sheet Music
University of Maryland Baltimore County, American Society of Microbiology archives, memorabilia and library
Virginia Polytechnic and State University, Newton, Isaac. Opticks or a Treatise of Light, 3rd Edition, London, 1721
Yale U., Dr. Thomas A. Steitz’s 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Social Science and Education

Albright College, collection of American wedding documents dating from the early 18^th century to the early 20^th century
American U., Mal and Irma Schechter’s archival papers relating to the Schechter Report and other reports and journals pertaining to aging
American University, archives of Sally Liberman Smith, American educator and founder of the Lab School of Washington
Animal Rights Network, world’s largest collection of material pertaining to animal rights
Animal Welfare Institute archive for North Carolina State University
Bernard Unti’s collection of books, pamphlets, art and ephemera pertaining to Animal Rights
Bryn Mawr College, the Barbara Lynne Kevles collection of audio tapes pertaining to interviews with women of historical and cultural importance
Collection of material pertaining to the women’s rights and suffragette movement
Dr. Ernest Boyer, U.S. Commissioner of Education, archives
Dr. Franklin E. Kameny, archives of noted gay rights pioneer and activist
Dr. Murray Bowen, family counseling archives
Dr. William L. Pierce, archive and library relating to adoption and child development
Edmund J. Gleazer, Jr., archive of author and past president and CEO of the American Association of Community Junior Colleges
Estate of Dr. Ralph E. Lapp, Manhattan Project nuclear physicist and prolific author on radiation fallout
George Mason U., archival papers of Partners for a Livable Community
George Mason U., archival papers ofRobert H. McNulty, founder and president of Partners for Livable Communities
George Mason U., Partners for Livable Communities archival papers and related material
George Washington U., Neil Proto's archival papers relating to George Washington U. and Students Challenging Regulatory Agency Procedures
Johns Hopkins U., archival papers of cardiologist Dr. Levi Watkins relating to his involvement in the annual Martin Luther King Project
Johns Hopkins University, The Academic Film Archive of America
Jung Society of Washington, Carl Jung lecture notes from 1930's
Library of Congress, archival papers of Ann Cottrell Free pertaining to animal rights
Library of Congress, archival papers of Sherry Sherrod DuPree relating to the African American experience
Library of Congress, archives of sociologist, Dr. Amitai Etzioni
Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society, collection of books on genealogy
National Park Service Foundation, memorabilia from the Martin Luther King, Jr. family
Paul Weiss, library and personal property of noted 20th century philosopher
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, archival papers, photographs and related material of aviation photographer Howard Levy
Smithsonian Institution American History Museum, archival papers and related material of Gay Rights activist Mark Segal
Southern Center for International Studies, educational archive containing printed material, photographs and audio-visual material
U. of Maryland, archives of the Feminist Studies journal
U. of Maryland, photography archives of Page One Photography pertaining to labor
U. of Montevallo, archival papers of John Steelman, special assistant to President Truman, pertaining to undercover work on lynchings while serving on the Commission on Interracial Cooperation
U. of Nebraska, Barton L. and Sally C. Hacker collection of books on women’s studies
U. of Pittsburgh, archival papers and library of Dr. Adolf Grunbaum, Andrew Melon Professor of Philosophy of Science at U. of Pittsburgh
U. of Pittsburgh, archival papers and related material of American philosopher Elizabeth Lloyd

Space and Aviation

Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, register log book from Bettis Field from 1926-1930 containing the signatures of many notable aviators
Air Force Flight Test Center Museum, Edwards Air Force Base, William Joseph “Pete” Knight artifacts and memorabilia, U.S. politician, combat pilot and test pilot who holds the world’s speed record for winged, powered aircraft
Air Zoo Aviation Museum, original films of the Strategic Air Command, 1950’s-60’s
Alexander Graham Bell's workbooks for the development of tetrahedral kites for application in building a motorized flying machine
Allen R. Haberman, collection of aviation philatelic covers, autographs and related items
Amelia Earhart’s goggles along with TLS signed by Earhart and ALS by Earhart’s mother; and TMS of America the Beautiful signed by composer Katherine Lee Bates
Collection of vintage autographs of pioneer aviators belonging to Grey Dutton
College Park Aviation Museum, archives of Major General Foulois, first member of the US Air Corps
College Park Aviation Museum, memorabilia and artifacts from Walter Boyne, Director of the Smithsonian Institution’s Air and Space Museum, 1983-86
EAA Air Venture Museum, painting and wind tunnel model of the Bugatti 100 airplane
EEA Aviation Foundation, book collection pertaining to aviation
Estate of Jeff L. Ethell, photographic aviation archive and related material
George Washington U., archival papers of Mario Cardullo
Jack Richardson Aeronautics Collection, original photos, some signed, of Lindbergh, Hughes, Trippe, Haizlip, Sikorsky among other pioneers in aviation, along with early aircraft, including the Hindenburg
Jay Miller Collection of Aviation and Space material, Butler Aviation Museum
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, archival papers of James J. Donegan
National Air and Space Museum, archival papers of Gerard K. O’Neill, a leading advocate of space colonization
National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, collection pertaining to Operation SUN-RUN and the pilot and aircraft that set transcontinental speed records
Neil Armstrong Space Suit
Oklahoma State Historical Society and Omniplex Museum, Oklahoma City, Col. Jerauld Gentry USAF, Chief Pilot for USAF/NASA LOADING BODY Program, Archival Collection, including books, flight logs, films and artifacts
Paul G. Dembling, Chief Consul for NASA and GAO, archives
Purdue U., the William Causey Collection of Space Exploration
R. Finley Hunt's notebooks relating to the development of a steam-engine flying machine for use by the Confederate War Department
Rare original recorded interview of author/aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupery
San Diego Air and Space Museum, the Aerospace Education Center collection of aeronautical artifacts and archival material
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, a collection of correspondence pertaining to engineer Edward Serrellâ€™s attempt to build a flying machine he called a â€œvolomotiveâ€ for use by the Union Army during the American Civil War
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, archival material from the Army Air Corp and U.S. Air Force careers of Col. Lewis S. Webster and Lieut. Col. Lewis Frazer Webster
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, archival papers of Morton Beyer
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, papers relating to the Air and Space Industry
Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum, original manuscript draft of the first newspaper article written on the Wright Brother’s first flight at Kitty Hawk
Smithsonian Institution’s Air and Space Museum, collection of aviation philatelic covers and related items
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Archives, Robert S. Sanford Collection, including his WWI 139th Aero Squadron insignia
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, archival papers and memorabilia of astronaut Bruce McCandless II
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, John O’Keefe’s tektites and aerospace archives
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, material relating to Ernst Dutzmann and the V-2 rocket
Storage America, NASA space memorabilia and books relating to space exploration
Sun ‘n Fun Fly-In, Inc., aviation books of Erik Hildebrandt
The Space 3.0 Foundation, Inc. Collection Parts I-III
U. of Alabama Huntsville, papers of Saunders Kramer, creator of first U.S. Space Station
U. of Utah, NASA Director Dr. James Fletcher's archival papers and presentation scale space exploration models
U.S. Air Force Academy, collection of slides pertaining to the Air Force Academy and the Vietnam War
Webster Presbyterian Church, chalice used by Buzz Aldrin during Apollo 11 to take communion on the moon

Sports

Appalachian State University, audio-tapes pertaining to NASCAR racing and Men and Speed
Babe Ruth game-worn jersey
Chicago Cubs official team archives and memorabilia, highlights include the 1876 National League-World Champion Chicago Baseball Club Trophy, the 1908 World Series Trophy, the Federal League of Baseball Club’s Chicago Whales archive 1913-1916 and the complete archive of the land purchase and construction of Wrigley Field
Gordon Sabine’s Extensive Collection of Tennis books and periodicals
International Tennis Hall of Fame, Albert Ritzenberg Tennis Collection
Jimmy Cribb Collection of NFL/Atlanta Falcon memorabilia
Lou Gehrig: Collection of correspondence and signed MVP related material (sold as agent for client at Heritage Auction for $124,000)
Maryland Public Television, Books, Manuscripts and Sports Memorabilia appraiser for “Chesapeake Collectables” 2014-2019
Mid-Atlantic Tennis and Education Foundation, collection of tennis related periodicals
Milford Foxwell Collection of sports memorabilia including a 1919 game-used bat signed by Babe Ruth to future Baseball Hall-of-Fame member Frank Chase
Mohammad Ali’s training camp heavy bag exclusively used between 1964-1973
Muhammad Ali’s first use of name on an autograph after changing from Cassius Clay
Multiple individual player and team artifacts and memorabilia of Major League Baseball and National Football League including material donated to both the Baseball and Football Halls of Fame
Multiple signed baseballs including New York Yankees World Series signed baseballs from 1927, 1928 and 1932 (Murderer’s Row period)
Naismith Basketball Foundation, Dr. Naismith’s original rules for basketball
National Sporting Museum, collection of sporting books and magazines
Original March 1934 drawing by sports cartoonist Joe Flaherty of Lou Gehrig
Sport and Entertainment Publications, The Ring Magazine and Pro Wrestling Illustrated Magazine photographic archives.
Tennis Hall of Fame, large collection of autographs circa 1940-1960
The 1907 Chicago Cubs World Series Trophy
The Peggy Gouger Collection of Tennis and Other Racquet Sports Memorabilia
The Robert Shapiro Baseball Memorabilia Collection
U. of Pittsburgh, John Woodruff’s Gold Medal for first place in the 800-meter race at the 1936 Summer Olympic Games in Berlin
U. of Tennessee, archival papers of basketball coach Pat Summit
Warren Bernard Collection of sports cartoonist Willard Mullin including original artwork, books and related material

Stamps and Miscellaneous Personal Property

Blackhawk Automotive Museum, large collection of worldwide postage stamps relating to automobiles
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, collection of toy model trucks
Mary Barelli Gallagher and Providencia Paredes, personal secretary and personal attendant to Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, personal artifacts and memorabilia
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, Reagan’s personal college yearbook
U.S. Naval Institute Press, large collection of postcards pertaining to civilian, commercial and military vessels
United States Postal Service, rare item vault, including original proof sheets and art- work of U.S. stamps
University of Pennsylvania, international collection of postcards, philatelic items and art with emphasis on India