Nice Old one pound New Orleans Style Molasses Sweet Box. Box Measures circa 9.5" x 5"

Great Colours and graphics on this large tin. Has a few dents and age related wear but not bad considering Age. Measures approx 11" Tall and 7" Wide

Measuring approximately 7 inches high, this most rarely found, circa 1900’s, cloth, Black Mammy doll boasts a body form that is constructed of a dried cob of corn!

Mammy sports hand-stitched facial features, and all original, machine-stitched clothing. Mammy’s hands and arms are made of fabric-coated pipe cleaners allowing for flexibility and movement. Her corn cob body has been neatly encased in muslin...

This lot includes McGovern and McGovern~ Shriver pins, lapel pins, bumper stickers and an auction promo.Some of the stickers are slightly musty and curled. The pins are in great shape and vary in size.All sold as is.

Offered is a wonderful 1934 edition of Topsy Turvy and the Tin Clown by Bernice G. Anderson and illustrated by Esther Friend.

This seldom found copy was originally published in 1932 by Rand McNally & Company of New York.

This copy has superficial scratches to the front and back covers, as well as surface soiling, and wear on book cover edges.(see photos). The front cover has a slight tear at the crease that does not effect strength or integrity of the cover board...

Offered is this very rarely found, 1938, LITTLE BLACK SAMBO book with beautiful, full color illustrations by Hidegard Lupprian, a McLoughlin Brothers Inc, Springfield, Massachusetts, book publication. Hardcover, 53 unnumbered pages.

This story is a much-beloved children's classic written in the early 1900's by Englishwoman, Helen Bannerman, for her two daughters while they lived in India. Sambo, in the original Bannerman tale, was an Indian boy and not an African-American child...

Measuring 9 inches high, these delightful examples of Folk Art styling represent three of a series of Black cloth character dolls made in Alabama in the 1930’s by unknown craftsmen/women employed under President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's (FDR) Depression era program, the Work Projects Administration (WPA), in existence from 1935-1943.

The Work Projects Administration was designed to provide jobs across the country during the Great Depression when hundreds of thousands were out of work...

Fun Box of Children's Crayons - made in England and measures approx 4" x 4"

Large Children's Black Americana Tin Drum with scenes of black children playing. Drum Measures approx : 9.5" in Diameter and 5" Tall

Great Coffee Tin from Australia, we don't see too much Black Americana from that part of the world. Condition is good, see photos. Tin Measures approx 4" in diameter and 3.2" Deep

Measuring just under 2 inches high, this cast iron, Black, Uncle Sam pencil sharpener was made in Occupied Japan in 1948. In wonderful condition with very minor paint loss due to light use, this piece is stamped on the backside of Uncle Sam's head: "Made in Occupied Japan".

A wonderful and rarely found piece of Black Americana!

German Children's Toy Noise maker.. Unfortunately it no longer makes any noise, so just a nice display piece.

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

This delightful Black Boy Rag Doll has a face with a story to tell! What an expression!

Measuring 13 inches tall, he is constructed of black, machine-stitched, vintage 1930-1940's, polished cotton which has been stuffed with cotton batting. Facial features have been hand-embroidered, are quite expressive and are exceedingly well done. His hair has been styled in tightly wound little ringlets...

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

Offered is a near-mint, 1935, 2nd edition of Helen Bannerman's, original Little Black Sambo story, accompanied by five additional and delightful Little Black Sambo stories by noted author and illustrator Frank Ver Beck...

50g Net Tobacco, Old Friend Tin from England Measures - approx - 4.25" Long, 3" Wide and 1" high

Nice Biscuit tin that portrays the BBC's Black & White Minstrel Show that used to be on TV in the 60's and 70's Tin Measures circa 9" x 9"