Swann Galleries: Printed and Manuscript African Americana, 2697, New York

(SLAVE TRADE.) Letter of recommendation by a slave ship owner, carried aboard a known voyage on the Middle Passage. Letter Signed to William Anderson of South Africa

(SLAVE TRADE.) Receipt for 37 enslaved people sold to a trader in present-day Liberia for transport to America

(SLAVE TRADE.) Description of 418 people rescued from a Portuguese slave ship by the British navy

(SLAVE TRADE.) Notes on the interrogation of two Spanish slave-traders in Sierra Leone

(SLAVE TRADE.) Summary of slaves rescued by a British ship in the West African Squadron. Autograph Document Signed by George Macaulay as Marshall

(SLAVE TRADE.) Documentation of a slave sale gone wrong among American expat merchants in Havana

(SLAVE TRADE.) Rules to be Observed on Board Ships Carrying Liberated African Emigrants from St. Helena to the West Indies

(SLAVERY.) [The Scourged Back.]

(SLAVERY.) Newspaper accounts of two early slave rebellions, one in Curacao and one on a slave ship off the coast of Africa, in an issue of the "New-York Gazette Revived in the Weekly Post-Boy."

(SLAVERY.) Pair of bills of sale for enslaved people sold by the Hagan family in Revolutionary Maryland

(SLAVERY.) Letter offering the return of Georgia's enslaved people to their owners by the evacuating British army. Autograph Letter Signed as Lieutenant General in the British Army, to Governor John Martin of Georgia

(SLAVERY.) The New-York Conspiracy, or a History of the Negro Plot

(SLAVERY.) A Valuable Sugar Plantation, and a Large Gang of Acclimated Negroes, for Sale at Auction

(SLAVERY.) Valuable Acclimated Slaves, for Sale by Auction by Isaac L. M'Coy

(SLAVERY.) Valuable Slaves at Auction: Field Hands, Laborers, and House Servants

(SLAVERY.) A Gang of 82 Choice Plantation Slaves! from Georgia . . . Will Be Sold at the City Hotel

(SLAVERY.) A Narrative of the Life & Adventures of Venture, a Native of Africa, but Resident above Sixty Years in the United States

(SLAVERY.) Twelve Years a Slave: Narrative of . . . a Citizen of New-York, Kidnapped in Washington

(SLAVERY.) $100 Reward. Ranaway from My Camp in Manchester . . . a Negro Boy Named John

(SLAVERY.) Collection of pro and anti-slavery pamphlets

(SLAVERY.) New York Court of Appeals

(SLAVERY.) Extensive letters discussing 3 enslaved people who had been loaned from North Carolina to Texas

(SLAVERY.) Union officer's letter with a biographical description of his formerly enslaved servant

(SLAVERY.) Stereoview of an Atlanta slave market

(SLAVERY.) Letter describing a celebration for Cudjo Lewis, the last known survivor of the last slave voyage to America