Photographic archive relating to the point-of-purchase marketing of The Jacksons' 1984 "Victory" album. Consisting of 137 Polaroids and 197 color snapshots (334 photographs in total), the archive includes photographs of long defunct record stores and album marketing strategies from coast to coast of the United States during a three-month time period (July-September, 1984). Each image represents a unique record store location in the United States and how one particular record album ("Victory") was represented there. The images are inscribed with specific dates, locations and store names, providing a distinct photographic narrative on how an African-American musical group's record album was mass marketed to the American public during that time. Accompanied by an original Victory/Michael Jackson tour t-shirt with Pepsi sponsorship.

Also includes a rare program from the 1985 African concert series Abidjan [Côte D'Ivoire] Deux Super Shows de la Solidarité dans le Pays de la Paix. The program features a page of early African hip-hop performers and break dancers, namely Sidney, Junior and the Abidjan City Breakers, which demonstrates the wide influence of African-American hip-hop on African culture by the mid-1980s.