A broadside featuring the text of a letter from William Gannaway "Parson" Brownlow to Reverend Abram Pryne published on May 8, 1860.

The official 1951 British pressbook for the movie The African Queen, this pressbook contains blurbs about the actors, pre-written press stories and advance reviews, advance proofs, and publicity displays like posters, banners, and life-size cut-outs from the British Lion Film Corporation.

This collection consists of a print by artist Elizabeth Ellison of Smoky Jack, of Paul J. Adams' Smoky Jack: The Adventures of a Dog and His Master on Mount Le Conte, published by the University of Tennessee Press.

This collection consists of an anonymous anti-Andrew Jackson broadside which attacks those in the media who had attacked Jackson during the 1824 campaign and only four years later became ardent supporters, particularly Mordecai Manuel Noah, a journalist, politician, and founder and editor of the New York Enquirer.