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: Life in Philadelphia. A black ball. La pastorelle. [graphic] / W. Summers, Del.; C. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "Is Miss Dinah at home?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. Romeo and Juliet. [graphic] / W.S.; C. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. Sketches of character: At home. Abroad. [graphic] / Drawn on stone by H. Harrison; C. Ingrey, lithog. 310 Strand.

: Tregears black jokes. The Lady Patroness of Alblacks. [graphic] / W. Summers, del.; Hunt, scul.

: Life in Philadelphia. A black ball. La pastorelle. [graphic] / W. Summers, Del.; Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. A black tea party. [graphic] / W. Summers, Del.; Hunt, Sc.

: Free negroes in the North

: No. 1. The flirtation [graphic] / McGreer.

: No. 2 The introduction [graphic] / McGreer.

: No. 3 The courting [graphic] / McGreer.

: No. 4 The proposal [graphic] / McGreer.

: No. 6 The wedding [graphic] / McGreer.

: No. 8 Return from the honeymoon tour [graphic] / McGreer.

: No. 10 The event Or where "2 pair is better than 4 of a kind" [graphic] / McGreer.

: Compliments of the Domestic Sewing Machine Co. [graphic].

: The wooing of the twins [graphic] : Universal, perfect and elegant stoves and ranges. Manufactured by Cribben, Sexton & Co., Chicago, Ill.

: "Wes don got de "Domestic," we has!" [graphic].

: The wedding party off for Europe. And they have all got on the neat $2.50, gaiters made to measure at the Co-operative Shoemakers, arnt they splendid. 220 & 222 S. Halsted St. [graphic].

: Philharmonic T[h]eatre, Islington. Every evening at eight. [Sa]turday at three and eight. Sam Hague's Ori[gi]nal Slave Troupe at St. James's Hall, Li[me] Street, Liverpool. Every evening at 8, Saturdays at 3 & 8, all the year round. Positively for four we

: Sunday. Yer looks lubly Ephraim, and it all comes using dat Higgins soap [graphic].

: Try King's quick rising buckwheat. It is the best. The cook likes it [graphic].

: "Wes don got de "Domestic," we has!" [graphic].

: Saturday. Whoa! Dar Sambo! What do yer mean, what makes yer jump and shout? I will wash yer clean with Higgins' soap, and then yer may jump out [graphic].

: The follies of the age, vive la humbug!! [graphic]

: Life in Philadelphia. "Dat is bery fine, Mr. Mortimer..." [graphic] / C. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "How you like de new fashion shirt...?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "Have you any flesh coloured silk stockings...?" [graphic] / Engd. by Chas. Hunt.

: Life in Philadelphia. "Dat is bery fine, Mr. Mortimer..." [graphic] / C. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "What you tink of my new poke bonnet...?" [graphic] / Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "How you like de new fashion shirt...?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "How you like de Waltz, Mr. Lorenzo..." [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "How you like de new fashion shirt...?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "What you tink of my new poke bonnet...?" [graphic] / Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. A black tea party. [graphic] / W. Summers, Del.; Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "How you find yourself dis hot weader Miss Chloe?" [graphic] / Engd. by Chas. Hunt.

: Life in Philadelphia. "How you like de Waltz, Mr. Lorenzo?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "How you find yourself dis hot weader Miss Chloe?" [graphic] / Engd. by Chas. Hunt.

: Life in Philadelphia. "Have you any flesh coloured silk stockings...?" [graphic] / Engd. by Chas. Hunt.

: Life in Philadelphia. "Shall I hab de honour to dance de next quadrille...?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. "Have you any flesh coloured silk stockings...?" [graphic] / Engd. by Chas. Hunt.

: Life in Philadelphia. "Shall I hab de honour to dance de next quadrille...?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.

: [Montage of caricatures satirizing Southern Democrats] [graphic].

: The pious Mr. All-bone, taking leave of his directors previous to his departure for Europe. [graphic].

: Slavery as it exists in America : Slavery as it exists in England. [graphic]

: [Scraps no. 3. for 1832] [graphic] / Designed engraved and published by D.C. Johnston.

: A dead cut.

: Life in Philadelphia. A crier extraordinary. [graphic] / W.S.; C. Hunt, Sc.

: Life in Philadelphia. Dark conversation. [graphic] / Designd & drawn by W. Summers; Hunt sculpt.

: Life in Philadelphia. The new shoes. [graphic] / Designd & drawn by W. Summers; Hunt sculpt.

: Life in Philadelphia. A black charge. [graphic] / Designd & drawn by W. Summers; Hunt sculpt.

: Life in Philadelphia. A crier extraordinary. [graphic] / W.S.; C. Hunt, Sc.

: [Life in Philadelphia miniatures] [graphic].

: [Life in Philadelphia miniatures]

: A case of infectious fever (from "84 South Street, 4 doors from Callowhill Street," Philadelphia) before the New York Board of Health [graphic].

: [Photographic reproductions of the Cartoon Printing Co. series after the 1878 Harper’s Weekly "Blackville" series “The Twins”] [graphic]/ McGreer.

: [Life in Philadelphia scraps] [graphic].

: c-o-7

: c-p-j-15

: c-p-n-1

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