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: Whack it off short Sam.

: Two little nigs

: "Doing business on a small scale"

: [Unidentified African American boy in sailor suit]

: The trombone soloist. [graphic] / William H. Rau, photographer, Philad'a., Pa.

: Midsummer dinner [graphic] / F. A. Nowell, No. 263 King Street, Charleston, S.C.; E. Perry, print.

: [Unidentified African American woman and boy]

: Pony riding, Camp Emlen, Norwood, Montg. Co., Pa. Conducted by Wissahickon Boys Club, Germantown, Phila.

: [African American boy playing soldier] [graphic] / Th. Nast.

: [Unidentified African American boy in sailor suit]

: And he owes not any man.

: William Zennels. [graphic] / Fowler 238 N. Eighth St. Phila., PA.

: Bits of color. [graphic] / R.S. Redfield.

: [Boys' music class]

: Masonic Temple, Philadelphia.

: [Unidentified African American baby boy]

: [Presbyterian Hospital, administration building, Philadelphia]

: [African American youth playing banjo.]

: [Group portrait with George and Catherine Rupp Doering in the country]

: [Group portrait with George and Catherine Rupp Doering in the country]

: [African American woman playing tambourine] [graphic].

: Lift your hands in the sanctuary, and bless the Lord. Psa cxxxiv.2 [graphic].

: "Come, birdie, come, oh! Come with me." [graphic].

: Happy birthday [graphic].

: He'p yo'se'f to grapefruit from sunny Florida [graphic].

: [African American boy and white girl on a candy stick seesaw] [graphic].

: Uncle Ned's school [graphic].

: "How do debble does dey make a bicycle?" = Como diablos se hacen los bicírculos? [graphic].

: If you want to be stylishly shod and comfortably fitted, bring your feet to Lee Reinberg, shoe man, 7 and 11 S. George St., York, PA. [graphic].

: Sugar Cane plantation

: [African American serving boy]

: [Portrait of an African American family]

: [Convalescing children]

: 2nd and Brown St. A stevedore, a family. [graphic].

: Albert & Bayley fine shoes, 449 Broad Street Newark, N.J. [graphic].

: Try Atmore's mince meat and genuine English plum pudding [graphic].

: See that hump? Something inside for you [graphic].

: Meikleham's, Opera house block, Cohoes, N.Y. [graphic].

: Nath'l Fisher & Co. school shoe. New York. [graphic].

: Mrs. O'Toole- Give it to im Mickey, t'was for de loikes of sich as him, yer fayther got kilt in the war [graphic].

: [African American boy shoe shine being kicked by a white boy clown] [graphic].

: "Dem brats done gone and stole dat melon." [graphic].

: [African American boy butler carrying a bouquet of flowers] [graphic].

: Ask your grocer or druggist for Law's Bluing. Each package makes one quart of bluing strong enough for ink, and will blue, bleach, or color very nicely for rag carpets. [graphic].

: [African American boy in tree reaching for eggs in a bird’s nest] [graphic].

: Merrick Thread Co., "Fooled dis time, cully. Dis cotton ain't gwine to break." [graphic].

: [Staged scene, possibly an allusion to the Emancipation Proclamation, depicting a kneeling African American boy, white woman and girls representing figures of Liberty, and a white man dressed as a soldier] [graphic] / Tunison & Son, photographers, Tiffin

: Atmore's mince meat and genuine English plum pudding.

: Cotton plantation scene.

: On a Virginia turnpike

: [African American family in front of their Pennsylvania residence]

: 923 Olive St. (house torn down) [graphic].

: [Artist's study of detail from Second Street north from Market St. wth. Christ Church. Philadelphia.]

: A bran new coon in town

: [Convalescing children]

: Bread St. bel. Arch St. A Jewish family and a delegation of the darktown brigade. [graphic].

: Bread St. bel. Arch St.

: Bread St. bel. Arch St. [graphic].

: Clark's trademark O.N.T. spool cotton [graphic].

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