This is the first collection that organized. It consisted of propaganda and other public posters from all over Africa. They were already processed and cataloged so they required that I simply put them in order and in their specific sized box. This proved to be more challenging than I thought as the collection consisted of over 700 posters. It was also not repressed in the catalog, which meant the public could still request them for use. This led to a consistent missing poster issue as I couldn't find some of them and had to go find where they were. Some of the Africana posters were still returning to the old reading room on my last day of work. This specific collection however came in hand for one of my classes. I took a class on the history of South Africa and was doing a project on Albert Luthuli. In this collection, I was able to handle and study some of the African National Congress's promotion posters and pamphlets on Luthuli's presidency. It not only helped my project but my general enjoyment of the class as the information was applicable to my internship too. This collection took about a month to finish and was finally sent to remote storage after I made labels for the boxes.