This collection consists of a single copy of La Place de Vendome, an accordion book. The accordion-folding piece includes peepholds and cutout panels alongside hand-colored engravings depicting Place Vendôme.

This collection consists of a single broadside printed from a page of The Augusta Courier dated July 8, 1963. It includes a picture of Martin Luther King along with Abner W. Berry, Aubrey Williams, and Myles Horton among a crowd at Highlander Folk School in 1957. This propagandist broadside advertises Highlander as a "communist training school" and describes the men as "'four horsemen' of racial agitation."

This collection consists of one copy of Benjamin Pollock’s Juvenile Drama titled Oliver Twist, or The Parish Boy's Progress. Based on the Charles Dickens work, this booklet includes lithographs to accompany the drama divided into three acts, set in London after 1876. It includes six plates of characters, 13 plates of scenes, three plates of wings, one set piece, and 23 total sheets along with a script booklet.