Offered is a beautiful variety grouping of VERY RARELY FOUND, 1880's, Black Americana die cuts printed in Germany and sold by the Bim Brothers, London.

This offering features two lovely die cuts- one, a well-to-do Victorian era husband and wife sitting down to dinner, and the second, a colorfully dressed bride and groom at the altar about to take their wedding vows...

Offered are a fabulous variety grouping of VERY RARELY FOUND, 1880's, Black Americana die cuts printed in Germany and sold by the Bim Brothers, London.

The assortment features die cuts of musicians, jugglers, a boxer, actors, a bagpipe player, comically portrayed African natives, and die cut heads of adults as well as die cut heads of children...

Offered are two, VERY RARE, 1880's, Black Americana advertisements printed in Germany and sold by the Bim Brothers, London. The two advertisements both feature African Americans- one showcasing a family of five out for a stroll in the park, and the other featuring a group of nine folks of varying ages playing musical instruments and dancing in celebration.

The products which these advertisements were meant to endorse is unknown...

Offered are two, VERY RARE, 1880's, romantically-themed advertisements printed in Germany and sold by the Bim Brothers, London. The two advertisements both feature well-dressed African American gentlemen attempting to woo and capture the exclusive attentions of pretty young African-American ladies, one via a banjo serenade and the other via an offer of lovely flowers.

The products which these advertisements were meant to endorse is unknown...

Offered is an utterly fabulous, one-of-a-kind, 1880s, piece of original artwork by Edward West Merrill (1841-1910) of Concord, New Hampshire.

Merrill, known for creating extraordinary art collages of cut paper, cut birch bark, ink, and watercolor mounted on black construction weight paper, fashioned this particular piece depicting the fictional African-American Blackville Debating Society, by encompassing all of these preferred artistic mediums...

Lovely Black Beauty Shag Tobacco bag still with all its tobacco in Measures 2.5" Long and 1.5" Wide

Boxed Little plastic toy bath and black. Made in Japan Box Lid has a couple splits on one side of the corners Box Measures approx 3.3" long and 2" wide

Nice Graphics on this little Minstrel make up tin, still with its contents. Tin Measures approx 2.5" in Diameter

Large old Boyer's metal Polish Litho Tin Can with Black Americana Graphics on the back It has a dent on the Front left side. Measures Approx - 10" Tall, 7.5" Wide and 3" Deep

Very Nice and complete with Box and instructions Tap-Dancing Toy Box Has two splits on the lid corners. Box Measures approx 23.5" Long

J. Chein Company – Circa 1935, This is pretty scarce and colorful bank. Measures 3" Tall, Condition Good, has no key.

Funny little Post Box Children's Tin Bank with Minstrel on one side Measures approx - 4.2" Tall and 22 in Diameter

Rare very large Black Americana Tin with superb Art Deco graphics on the lid. Tin Measures approx 10" in Diameter and 5.5" Deep

Nice Black Americana Tin with Southern Bell Measures approx 7" in Diameter and 2.2" deep

Lovely French Banana Powder tin with Fantastic graphics. 6" Tall, 2" Deep and 3" Wide

Original Black Americana Paper Label Bottle for Red Cap Cleaner. Bottle measures approx 5.5" Tall

Early Black Boy 1/2 lb Pure Coffee Tin Tin Measures approx: 4" High and 3" in Diameter

Lovely small French Tin Litho with lovely caricature of a Black Boy Shaving, tin would have held shaving Soap Measures approx: 3.5" Long and 1.5" in Diameter