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1. "Shortime on Manston"
2. "Tommy Traveler in the World of Black History" (photocopy)
3. Various drawings
4. "The Street Where You Live and What You Can Do to Improve It!" published by the NAACP
5. Illustrations for "A Good Season" by John Williams, The Urbanite (photocopy)
6. Illustrations for "Summer Is Another Country" by Christine Weston, Harper's Magazine
7. Illustration for "Toward the Other Shore" by Vincent Harding, The Reporter
8. "Fantasy in a Barbershop," Naturally '63 Portfolio
9. Samoury Touré illustrations
10. Illustration for "To You" by Langston Hughes, used for CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) Southern Education Project flyer (photocopy)
11. Art for The African Review, vol. 1, #1
12. Cover illustration, The Worker: Official Organ of Ghana Trades Union Congress
13. Illustration for Carlos Alvarez text, Coronet
14. Golden Legacy, vol. 2, "The Saga of Harriet Tubman: 'The Moses of Her People'" illustrations
15. Illustrations for "'Sippi" by John O. Killens, Onyx Magazine
16. Brochure illustration for Black Hands, play by Julian Mayfield
17. Meglin, Nick. On-the-Spot Drawing
18. Illustrations included in "An Exhibition by Black Artists," Communication Arts, vol. 12, #2
19. "A Letter from Tom Feelings to Julian Mayfield," Black World
20. Illustration of ASCRIA Building, Georgetown, Guyana card
21. Black Pilgrimage [20/1]
22. We Are One: They Came from Africa
23. Buxton People Stop Train poster illustration
24. Institute of the Black World card illustration (photocopy)
25. Cover illustration from Jambo Means Hello: Swahili Alphabet Book reprinted on cover of The Black Experience in Children's Books, New York Public Library
26. Flyer illustrations for Throw Thunder at the House, play by J. E. Franklin
27. Illustration for Head and Heart (Tom Feelings) brochure
28. Illustration for "Black History: Resistance and Struggle," brochure for Black New York Action Committee
29. Brochure illustration for Fannie Lou Hamer Institute Workshops
30. Illustration with "Hanging in the Park" by Nikki Grimes, reprint from Something on My Mind (photocopy)
31. "Charcoal Blues," Freedomways, vol. 20, #3 (photocopy)
32. Daydreamers [2/1]
33. Contribution to Herman "Kofi" Bailey Memorial exhibition program
34. Cover and interior illustrations, Black Male/Female Relationships, #6
35. "Head and Heart: What a Black Illustrator Brings to Children's Books," Proceedings, Children's Books International 6 (photocopy)
36. 9 to the Universe, ed. by the Black History Museum Committee
37. "Reaffirmation," invitation cover of Manhattan Borough Board, New York Urban League's 16th Annual New Year's Reception celebrating the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr
38. "In the Faces of Children," Studybook: Flights of Color, level 13, Ginn Reading Program (photocopy)
39. "The Artist at Work: Technique and the Artist's Vision," The Horn Book Magazine (photocopy)
40. "Illustration Is My Form, the Black Experience My Story and My Content," The Advocate, vol. 4, #2 (photocopy)
41. Hardy, Charles and Gail F. Stern, eds. Ethnic Images in the Comics
42. Now Sheba Sings the Song [2/1]
43. "A Strange Balance of Joy and Pain," Innocence and Experience: Essays and Conversations on Children's Literature edited by Barbara Harrison and Gregory Maguire (photocopy)
44. Illustration for International Women's Day flyer, Medgar Evers College
45. Illustration for cover of Roberta Flack's Oasis, advertisement in Essence
46. Brochure illustration for Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies Coalition, City of Plainfield
47. "Transcending the Form" drafts for The Multicolored Mirror: Cultural Substance in Literature for Children and Young Adults, edited by Merri V. Lindgren
48. "Illustration Is My Form, the Black Experience, My Story and My Content," JACYL: Journal of African Children's and Youth Literature, vol. 3
49. Illustrations for Opal Palmer Adisa's poems in Adam of Ife: Black Women in Praise of Black Men by Naomi Long Madgett (photocopy)
50. Cover and interior illustrations for All About the Children, annual report for Department of Juvenile Justice, City of New York
51. Illustrations for "It's All the Fault of Adam," Nigerian folktale as told by Barbara Walker, Junior Great Books, series 3, 1st semester
52. Illustrations for "Thunder, Elephant, and Dorobo," African folktale as told by Humphrey Harman, Junior Great Books, series 4, 2nd semester
53. Soul Looks Back in Wonder
54. "Tom Feelings," Something about the Author Autobiography Series, vol. 19
55. "Tom Feelings," Talking with Artists, compiled and edited by Pat Cummings
56. The Middle Passage: White Ships/Black Cargo [13/1]
57. "My Friend Don," Essence
58. Foreword, To Be a Slave by Julius Lester, 30th anniversary edition
59. Illustrations in Step-by-Step Graphics
60. "Homecoming," Origins of Story: On Writing for Children, edited by Barbara Harrison and Gregory Maguire
61. Illustrations for "Color Lines" by Olivia Gude, Teaching Tolerance Magazine, #19 (incomplete photocopy)
62. "African Roots: American Fruits" calendar brochure
63. Various artwork and quotes by Feelings