Negro head bottle opener, black clown.

Measuring approximately 23 inches high X 18 inches wide, this heavy cardboard restaurant menu from the 1940’s has never been used! This menu board was designed by the manufacturer to be a consumable, throw-away --- for jotting down the ever-changing, daily menu “Specials”!

Featuring a delightful, cartoon-like caricature of a black man, this board is in very good condition with minor edge wear, slight age-discoloration and a teeny missing piece of the front rim of the hat.

An interest...

Great item, published in Chicago in 1941, Large size measuring circa 10.5" Wide and 13" Long Unused and complete

This is a very rare Oil can tin, It is not the paper version either, Litho Measure approx 7" tall at its highest, 5.5" Wide and 4" and bit in depth

Very nice pencil/paint brush box. Came from an elderly lady... Called Sheila, who decorated the box with Golly's Box Measures circa 9" Long and 2" Wide

Small Black Americana Candy Box, "Cake Walk" by John H Dockman & Son. Inc Box is all complete with no splits but as you will see from the photo, there is staining and wear to it. Box Measures approx - 4" Long and 2" wide and 1" in depth

Old English Paint Tin for metal by James Rudman Ltd - Bristol. Measure circa 3.5" tall and 3" in diameter

In lovely condition with the exception of subtle fading to Mammy's red head kerchief, this delightful 1940's pin cushion doll appears to have been unused! No pinholes can be seen!

Mammy's head and body are actually constructed of a single wooden clothespin that was then inserted into her cotton-batting-padded skirt. Her face is hand-painted, she has a tuft of white cotton batting hair peeking out from her kerchief, and her apron is stamped in black ink "Souvenir of New Orleans"...

This is a rare little Dutch Menthol Sweet Tin with superb graphics on it. tin measures approx - 2.2" x 1.5"

Presented as a historical and cultural artifact, this seldom-found, vintage, 1942, Ten Little Colored Boys book illustrated by Emery I. Gondor and published by Howell, Soskin Publishers, New York, is in very good condition.

Measuring 10.75 inches wide x 8.25 inches long, the book has seen extremely gentle use as evidenced by the minimal wear of the little boys' heads which, while providing visual interest, are primarily present to allow easy turning of each page...

Nice Survivor of Box and Bottle of Polish with Black Americana Graphics on it, cleaning the shoe. there is still dried white powder remaining (may try and remove before shipping if required). Box and Bottle paper label in decent condition. Bottle Measures approx 5" Tall and 2" Wide Box measures approx - 5.7" Long and 2.3" Wide

Measuring just 10 inches in height, this diminutive, vintage 1940's, Mammy Bottle Doll is in near mint condition, with nicely detailed, machine-stitched clothing and a very darling face! Mammy bottle dolls were constructed to be quite functional; they were used as doorstops back in the day. Their sand-filled bottles added enough weight to readily keep that door in place.

Her cute face is composed of pearl button eyes with red fabric mouth...

All Complete and in working order, I suspect this was made in Japan and the instructions booklet was Printed in this case, in France. Plastic Figures are mounted on the metal mechanical windup bases and then it moves around and they fight!!!

Very nice and perfect condition, little box complete with all its cigarette paper... Measures approx - 2" x 1.7"

An unusual piece, this delightful, cloth Mammy Broom Doll from the 1940's measures 12.5 inches high with a total height of 31 inches including the broom.

Mammy's wonderful, smiling face is all hand-stitched while her clothes are machine sewn. Her blouse is striped cotton, as are Mammy's head, arms, skirt, apron, and cap. Her head, arms, and upper torso have been stuffed with cotton batting...

Superb Large Candy Box with great graphics. Made by, Speciality Candy Co - Baltimore, MD Box Measures approx - 8 x 11" x 2.2"

What a great piece and survivor, condition is superb also. Thick Card adverting that would have been on a shop counter etc.. for Churchman's Darkie Shag. Measures circa 12" by 8"

Measuring 23 3/4 inches long x 15 ¼ inches wide when completely opened, this very charming, circa 1940s, machine-stitched, linen towel bears a very delightful, colorful stencil of the well-known Black Memorabilia character, Little Brown Koko eating a watermelon!

The story book, Little Brown Koko, was first published in 1940 by author, Blance Seale Hunt, whose character became so popular that a series of Little Brown Koko story book adventures followed in quick succession!

In excellent, sp...