Really nice piece, would have been full of candy originally - Black Boy Glass head. Measures approx 6" Tall and 4" Wide

Amusing item, that would have been used for someone to leave a note, all you do is pot the note in the slot and to retrieve you can pull it out or just slide the door out

really nice and scarce dexterity game, great colors. made of Tin and plastic cover measures - 2" in Diameter

Offered is this 1959 copyright, LITTLE BLACK SAMBO TELL-A-TALE Book with illustrations by Violet LaMont. A Whitman Book publication, copyright by Western Publishing, Racine, Wisconsin. Hardcover, 28 pages.

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

Great bit of advertising and still has some of its powder contents. Spic and Span Brand, Product of The Charpure Co, Decatur, Georgia Measures approx - 22 in Diameter and 5" tall

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

Hard to find paper label tin. Please see pictures for condition, lots of wear but a great survivor. Tin Measures approx - 4" in diameter and 5" tall

Black Americana Golly Squeezy Toy, No longer squeaks though. Measures Approx 8.5" Tall

Tis is a great little piece, made in Japan from celluloid, it is a novelty tape measure, pull the cigarette out and you have your tape measure. Works perfectly

Great Condition Black Peter Card Game complete with instructions

This is a lovely scarce First Edition, children's little story book. Great illustrations. Printed in 1953

Great Bottle with lovely Black Americana Caricature of a Black Waiter holding tray of drinks.. From the National Tea Importing Co, Salt Late City, Utah

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!!!

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 hand-stitched and her clothes are machine sewn. Her blouse is seersucker, and her head, arms, skirt, apron, and cap are cotton. Her head, arms, and upper torso are stuffed with cotton batting...

Glass from Burnt Corkers Trade Show 1946 - Lancaster, Ohio Measure approx: 2.5" in Diameter and 5" Tall

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

Nice Graphics on the Box Lid, Card Game with Instruction on the Box Lid. Box has a fair bit of wear to it, see pics. Box measure approx - 7.5" x 6"

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"...