James Conner's Sons was located at 28, 30, 32 Centre Street between 1870-1892. This catalog includes: type metal, equipment, presses, wood type, cuts, ornaments, borders, and rule. It includes a large selection of German type, as well as a few samples of music, Greek, and Hebrew type. The "Campaign" cut 2462 shows a Black man among the audience members who are listening to a candidate's speech. Numbers 54-55, 1790, 492, 502, and 510 in the Ornaments section show small figures who appear to be male and female fugitives from slavery, self-emancipated individuals, or formerly enlsaved people returning "home" to a plantation. Cut 2119 most likely depicts a blackface minstrel musician.