Harlem Renaissance Journal Athletes and Sports Figures From the Ridiculous to the

From the Ridiculous to the Ridiculous from the September 19

That Ephemeral Thing from the June 16

Henry David Thoreau joined his father’s pencil business and rediscovered a French formula for kiln-fired pencil leads—a mix of finely ground granite and clay—that could be reliably graded from hard to soft

More Than Fit to Print from the April 7

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Harlem Renaissance Journal Athletes and Sports Figures From the Ridiculous to theThis journal is decorated with images from E. Simms Campbells classic 1932 illustration A Night Club Map of Harlem, which captures the electric energy of speakeasies, nightclubs, and legendary entertainers. Campbells witty imagery includes Cab Calloway at the Cotton Club, Bill Bojangles Robinson at the Lafayette Theater, and tips about his favorite hangouts (Club Hot Cha: nothing happens before 2am, ask for Clarence). Hand bound with care and