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A woodcut depicting Joel sharing his vision (left) and the fulfillment of that vision in the form of the Holy Spirit descending on the day of Pentecost (right).

Summary: A later printing of Luther's translation of the Bible, lavishly illustrated with wood-engravings, some from the earlier printings.

A woodcut depicting Obadiah receiving his vision from an angel. The text of the first verse of Obadiah is printed above.

A woodcut depicting Hosea, his wife, Gomer, and their first two children, Jezreel and Lo-Ruhamah. The first verse of the book of Hosea is printed above.

A woodcut depicting Hosea, his wife, Gomer, and their three children, Jezreel, Lo-Ruhamah, and Lo-Ammi. The first verse of the book of Hosea is printed above.

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Summary: The Connecticut Observer issued on Monday, April 23, 1832. Includes a list of daily Bible verses, articles on religious news, reports on sunday schools, reports on mission work, excerpts of sermons, poetry, marriage and death notices, community event notices, advertisements, letters to the editor, and excerpts from other newspapers.

Summary: Luther wrote this exposition of the Magnificent (Luke 1:46-55) in March 1521. He dedicated it to Duke Johann Frederich of Saxony as a token of his thanks to the Duke for his support and encouragement after Luther's condemnation by Pope Leo X. Text in German includes Luther's German translation of the Magnificat from the N.T. Greek of St. Luke's Gospel.

Summary: A collection of nusic principally for men's voices with piano, some unaccompanied.

Summary: Text of Gospels in Arabic, with interlinear Latin translation.

Summary: The proceedings of the Quarto-Centenial Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church of South Carolina which was held in Charleston, South Carolina, on May 15-17, 1889.

Summary: An essay on God's love as presented in John 3:16.

Summary: A biography of Anjama, a young woman from Ghana, who converted to Christianity.

A page from Les Heures de Nostre Dame including a miniature portrait of Saint Genevieve, who is shown holding a book and a candle being lit by an angel and demon, and a decorative border featuring plants, flowers, and berries.

A communion token from St. Leonard's Church in Perth, Perthshire, Scotland. The token is oval in shape with inscriptions on the obverse, "St Leonard's Church 2", and reverse, "Perth 1837".

A communion token from Sheuchan Free Church in Sheuchan, Wigtownshire, Scotland. The token is rectangular with inscriptions on the obverse, "Sheuchan 2 Free Church", and reverse, "This Do in Remembrance of Me".

A communion token from the Four Parishes of Perth in Perth, Perthshire, Scotland. The token is oval in shape with inscriptions on the obverse, "Pro Rege Lege et Grege" with the Perth coat of arms, and reverse, "Four Parishes of Perth Erected 1807".

A communion token from the Parish of Torphins in Torphins, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The tokan is oval in shape with inscriptions on the obverse, "Parish of Torphins 1876", and reverse, "This Do in Remembrance of Me".

A communion token from Old Macher, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The token is square in shape with an inscription on the obverse, "O ABD", and an image of a loaf of bread.

A communion token from the Free West Church in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotlans. The token is rectangular with inscriptions on the obverse, "Free West Church AberdeenTable," and reverse, "This Do in Remembrance of Me". The date "1831" is written on the center of the obverse side of the token.