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Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Ticket for World Heavyweight Championship fight of Sonny Liston vs

Ticket for World Heavyweight Championship fight of Sonny Liston vs
Green narrow ticket for the World Heavyweight Championship between African-American boxers Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali). Muhammad Ali, born Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Cabinet card of Susan Bell, February-March 5, 1894. Creator: C. M. Bell Studio

Cabinet card of Susan Bell, February-March 5, 1894. Creator: C. M. Bell Studio
This cabinet card has a photograph of Susan Bell gazing to her right. She wears a dark-colored striped bodice with puffed sleeves and a double row of buttons

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Cabinet card of Rev. G. H. S. Bell, February-March 5, 1894. Creator: C. M. Bell Studio

Cabinet card of Rev. G. H. S. Bell, February-March 5, 1894. Creator: C. M. Bell Studio
This cabinet card has a photograph of Rev. G.H.S. Bell looking toward his right. He wears a dark-colored suit and has a mustache and a chin beard. The text " C. M

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Membership certificate to the American Colonization Society, February 22, 1832

Membership certificate to the American Colonization Society, February 22, 1832
A membership certificate to the American Colonization Society for Sarah Emlen Cresson signed by James Madison as the president of the society on February 22, 1832

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Picture postcard of a volunteer serving troops out of a Red Cross Clubmobile'

Picture postcard of a volunteer serving troops out of a Red Cross Clubmobile"
A picture postcard of African-American volunteers in a Red Cross " Clubmobile" serving coffee to U.S. servicemen. The text above the image reads: [PASSED BY U. S. ARMY CENSOR No. 21 E. T

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Violets, ca. 1890. Creator: Pauline Powell Burns

Violets, ca. 1890. Creator: Pauline Powell Burns
This oil painting depicts a cluster of violets against a light gray surface and background. The violets are done is deep navy blues and purples

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Member badge for the Deborah Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, 20th century

Member badge for the Deborah Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, 20th century
A dark blue badge with a metal badge attached with the word: MEMBER. It states that the person possessing this badge is a member of the Deborah Chapter No. 15 O.E.S

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Tweeters used as part of a DJ setup, 1990s. Creator: Also / Miyako Technology Co

Tweeters used as part of a DJ setup, 1990s. Creator: Also / Miyako Technology Co
A set six tweeters or speakers attached to a metal front plate made by Miyako. Each tweeter is secured to the plate by four screws (one screw is missing)

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: US Army green service uniform pants worn by Colin L. Powell, 1989-1993

US Army green service uniform pants worn by Colin L. Powell, 1989-1993
A pair of US Army green service uniform pants worn by Colin L. Powell as General and as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Powell, (born 1937), was the first African-American Secretary of State

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Guild Thunderbass amplifier, before 1978. Creator: Guild Guitar Company

Guild Thunderbass amplifier, before 1978. Creator: Guild Guitar Company
Guild Thunderbass amplifier used by Christopher Dowd, keyboardist, vocalist and trombone player, in the alternative rock band, Fishbone. The amplifier has a serial number of: [4773]

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Wire oyster basket, 20th century. Creator: Unknown

Wire oyster basket, 20th century. Creator: Unknown
A wire oyster basket. It has a circular bottom and a single wire handle on the lip

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Leather bag with tools, whistles, and shells, 20th Century. Creator: Unknown

Leather bag with tools, whistles, and shells, 20th Century. Creator: Unknown
The object consists of a dark brown tooled leather bag with attachments of iron tools, wooden whistles, and cowrie shells. The bag is made from two pieces of leather

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Bronze freemasonry medallion depicting Prince Hall, after 1807. Creator: Unknown

Bronze freemasonry medallion depicting Prince Hall, after 1807. Creator: Unknown
Prince Hall (1735-1807) was an African-American abolitionist. The obverse features a design of three concentric circles. The innermost circle bears a likeness of Prince Hall in relief around which is

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Horse collar owned by Morton Lyles, 19th century. Creator: Unknown

Horse collar owned by Morton Lyles, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
A horse collar owned by Morton Lyles. The collar is made of leather stuffed with straw. The collar is attached to horse hames

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Shucking Bucket, 20th century. Creator: Unknown

Shucking Bucket, 20th century. Creator: Unknown
A cylindrical metal shucking bucket. The bucket has a welded seam along the bottom. The top edge of the bucket is rolled outward to form curved a rim

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Minimoog Voyager synthesizer used by J Dilla, 2002-2005. Creator: Moog Music

Minimoog Voyager synthesizer used by J Dilla, 2002-2005. Creator: Moog Music
A Minimoog Voyager, a monophonic analog synthesizer, owned by record producer and artist J Dilla. The synthesizer features a small keyboard set into a wooden frame beneath a control panel

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Speaker used as part of a DJ setup, 1970s. Creator: Altec Lansing

Speaker used as part of a DJ setup, 1970s. Creator: Altec Lansing
A speaker made by Altec. The speaker is rectangular in shape and is painted black. The top of the front of the speaker concaves inward, towards the back

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Tweeter box speakers used as part of a DJ setup, 1970s. Creator: Unknown

Tweeter box speakers used as part of a DJ setup, 1970s. Creator: Unknown
Tweeter box speakers. The tweeters or speakers, five in total, are surrounded by a leather box. The top of the box has a handle and each corner of the box is protected by a metal edge

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Bar counter from Muse Bar, the home bar of Isaiah Muse, 1970s. Creator: Unknown

Bar counter from Muse Bar, the home bar of Isaiah Muse, 1970s. Creator: Unknown
A bar counter faced with padded red vinyl. On the front red vinyl surface, " MR. MUSE" is written in large capital letters via metal rivets secured through the vinyl

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Shackles, before 1860. Creator: Unknown

Shackles, before 1860. Creator: Unknown
Two iron shackles consisting of iron loops joined together by a length of iron chain. The iron is heavily rusted. These would have been used to restrain enslaved African people forcibly transported

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Oyster knife, 20th century. Creator: Unknown

Oyster knife, 20th century. Creator: Unknown
A wood handled oyster knife. The handle of the knife is pear shaped and completely covers the knifes tang, which inserts into the handle. The blade is flat and dull and terminates in a curved point

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Turntable used by Grand Wizzard Theodore, 2000s. Creator: Vestax

Turntable used by Grand Wizzard Theodore, 2000s. Creator: Vestax
African-American hip hop DJ Grand Wizzard Theodore (born Theodore Livingston, 1963), is widely credited as the inventor of the scratching technique

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Barstool with red vinyl cover from Muse Bar, the home bar of Isaiah Muse, 1970s

Barstool with red vinyl cover from Muse Bar, the home bar of Isaiah Muse, 1970s
A wood barstool with a red vinyl seat. The seat of the stool is thick foam covered by red vinyl that is stapled to a particle board seat base

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Lithographic print of Hiram Revels, ca. 1870. Creator: Unknown

Lithographic print of Hiram Revels, ca. 1870. Creator: Unknown
A lithographic print of Hiram Revels from Frank Leslies Illustrirte Zeitung [German edition of Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper]. The print is bordered by printed German text

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Lamp from Muse Bar, the home bar of Isaiah Muse, 1970s. Creator: Unknown

Lamp from Muse Bar, the home bar of Isaiah Muse, 1970s. Creator: Unknown
An electric lamp with the word " BAR" printed on the lamp shade. The lamp shade is ball shaped, and is made from plastic treated to look like frosted glass

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Yellow jumpsuit designed by Willi Smith, 1969-1987. Creator: Willi Smith

Yellow jumpsuit designed by Willi Smith, 1969-1987. Creator: Willi Smith
The jumpsuit has a v-neck, a notched lapel collar, and short sleeves and is made of yellow cotton fabric. There is a breast pocket on the proper left side with rounded bottom corners

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Jigger measuring cup from Lyons Hall, after 1907. Creator: Cambridge Silver

Jigger measuring cup from Lyons Hall, after 1907. Creator: Cambridge Silver
This a jigger shaped like a gavel. The jigger has narrow cup with two lines around the outside indicating the measurement of liquid. The cup has lip on left edge

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Fixed kneeling altar from Saint Augustine Catholic Church of New Orleans, 20th century

Fixed kneeling altar from Saint Augustine Catholic Church of New Orleans, 20th century
A wood kneeling altar with a yellow-green padded knee rest. The altar has small cubbyhole under the top shelf. The shelf is slightly tilted down toward the knee pads

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Handcuffs used in the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr. 2000s. Creator: Unknown

Handcuffs used in the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr. 2000s. Creator: Unknown
The arrest in 2009 of 59-year-old African-American literary critic, professor and historian Henry Louis Gates attracted national attention after U.S

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Cheetah print jacket designed by Willi Smith, 1969-1987. Creator: Willi Smith

Cheetah print jacket designed by Willi Smith, 1969-1987. Creator: Willi Smith
Cheetah print jacket designed by Willi Smith for WilliWear Limited. The jacket is grey with green and black cheetah print on top. The inside of the jacket does not feature the cheetah print pattern

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Jumpsuit worn by Diahann Carroll on the television show Julia, 1968-1971

Jumpsuit worn by Diahann Carroll on the television show Julia, 1968-1971
Jumpsuit worn by Diahann Carroll as the character Julia Baker on the television show " Julia." The jumpsuit is a halter with a large bow in the front and wide legs

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Dress worn by Diahann Carroll on the television show Julia, 1968-1971

Dress worn by Diahann Carroll on the television show Julia, 1968-1971
Dress worn by Diahann Carroll as the character Julia Baker on the television show " Julia." The pink and cream dress is a full-length, long-sleeved gown with a high neck

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Commemorative denim vest with buttons assembled by Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, 1960s

Commemorative denim vest with buttons assembled by Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, 1960s
A denim vest with twenty-three pinback buttons pinned across the front. The vest is made of light blue denim. It has two front breast pockets with button flaps

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Carte-de-visite portrait of Willy Hall, ca. 1860. Creator: Unknown

Carte-de-visite portrait of Willy Hall, ca. 1860. Creator: Unknown
Carte-de-visite of William Woodhull " Willy" Hall in full-length standing portrait. Hall wears a round-brimmed hat with a feather and buckle on the front of the band

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Bumper sticker with the slogan One Man, One Vote, 1962 - 1965. Creator: Unknown

Bumper sticker with the slogan One Man, One Vote, 1962 - 1965. Creator: Unknown
A blue bumper sticker with green and white print. Vertical text down the left side reads: [SNCC]. Text moving from left to right along the sticker reads: [ONE MAN x ONE VOTE]

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Pinback button featuring Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, 1960s. Creator: Unknown

Pinback button featuring Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, 1960s. Creator: Unknown
A round pinback button featuring a black-and-white photographic portrait of Abraham Lincoln on the left and a black-and-white photographic portrait of Frederick Douglass on the right

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Printed floral skirt worn by Lucy Lee Shirley as a child, ca. 1860. Creator: Unknown

Printed floral skirt worn by Lucy Lee Shirley as a child, ca. 1860. Creator: Unknown
A childs circular skirt in a floral print with a pleated flounce on the hem. The main fabric is a plain weave natural fiber fabric with a cream ground

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Wood chair used at Club Harlem, Atlantic City, 1955-1975. Creator: Unknown

Wood chair used at Club Harlem, Atlantic City, 1955-1975. Creator: Unknown
Club Harlem, a nightclub at 32 Kentucky Avenue in Atlantic City, New Jersey, was the citys premier club for black jazz performers. A wood chair with four legs

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Camera from the studio of H. C. Anderson, 1960s. Creator: Unknown

Camera from the studio of H. C. Anderson, 1960s. Creator: Unknown
NOBA 4x5 camera on a wooden frame with brass fixtures and red bellows. The camera is marked in several places with orange

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Table used at Club Harlem, Atlantic City, 1955-1975. Creator: Unknown

Table used at Club Harlem, Atlantic City, 1955-1975. Creator: Unknown
Club Harlem, a nightclub at 32 Kentucky Avenue in Atlantic City, New Jersey, was the citys premier club for black jazz performers. A rectangular table with a particle board wood top and metal base

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Banjo made in the style of William Esperance Boucher, Jr. ca. 1850s. Creator: Unknown

Banjo made in the style of William Esperance Boucher, Jr. ca. 1850s. Creator: Unknown
Banjo made in the style of William Esperance Boucher, Jr. (circa 1850s). The banjo has a circular head, with a tension head pulled tight across the front

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Metal leatherworking riveter by Little Giant, ca. 1850-1900

Metal leatherworking riveter by Little Giant, ca. 1850-1900
An iron Little Giant leatherworking riveter. The riveter has a long lever connected to the riveter that moves upward when the lever is pushed down. A threaded bolt sits directly above riveter

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Camera from the studio of H. C. Anderson, 1947 - 1955. Creator: Graflex Inc

Camera from the studio of H. C. Anderson, 1947 - 1955. Creator: Graflex Inc
A Pacemaker Speed Graphic 4x5 transparency film camera in black and silver. The front cover releases and opens. The text on the front reads

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Side chair by Thomas Day, ca. 1850. Creator: Thomas Day

Side chair by Thomas Day, ca. 1850. Creator: Thomas Day
Side chair created by Thomas Day. The chair has mahogany legs and back with scroll and floral detailing. There is an engraved floral motif on the center top rail

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Pennant for the Cincinnati Clowns, 1943 - 1945. Creator: Unknown

Pennant for the Cincinnati Clowns, 1943 - 1945. Creator: Unknown
Triangular Cincinnati Clowns felt baseball pennant. The pennant is primarily made of maroon felt with a strip of yellow felt stitched to the left edge with red knotted tassels

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Cream and red appliqued quilted bedcover, ca. 1850. Creator: Unknown

Cream and red appliqued quilted bedcover, ca. 1850. Creator: Unknown
A cream and red appliqued quilted bedcover made from plain cotton fabrics. The top consists of twelve (12) blocks sewn together by hand

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Bed frame designed by Henry Boyd, ca. 1840. Creator: Boyd Manufacturing Company

Bed frame designed by Henry Boyd, ca. 1840. Creator: Boyd Manufacturing Company
A wooden four poster bed frame with head board and foot board. The side rails screw into the frame providing greater strength and limited hiding places for vermin

Background imageNational Museum Of African American History And Culture Collection: Hat stand base from Maes Millinery Shop, 1941-1994. Creator: Unknown

Hat stand base from Maes Millinery Shop, 1941-1994. Creator: Unknown
Wooden floor hat stand base with a grooved column. A large dowel protudes from the top of the column. The hat stand is painted with gold metallic paint



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