5 Stereoscope Cards - African Americans in Cotton and Tobacco Fields/Largest Tobacco Field in 1900

This group of stereoscope cards depicts African Americans in Cotton and Tobacco Fields Cotton Plantations & The Largest Tobacco Field at the time in the world. 1892-1900 Strohmeyer & Wyman Publishers

Ca. 1900, Charlesworth & Austin, London. Chromolithograph on paper of an African American man wearing a top hat advertising Old Chum's special brands. Minor wear and some stains. Framed, 19.5"h. 14.5"

2 antique stereoscope viewers, (one marked The "Saturn" Scope), 83 stereo view cards include 5 WWI era, 1 Sioux Indian hand tinted, 2 Southern African American scenes, 4 colored Japanese scenes, 12 Th

9 1800's to early 1900's Stereoscope Viewer Cards (1 Rare Black Americana). Rare Black Americana 1495 Sumfin did Drap by Littleton View Company circa 1893. 5 cards made by The World Wide View Company.

WILLIAM AIKEN WALKER (AMERICAN, 1838-1921) SOUTHERN GENRE PAINTING, oil on academy board, depicting an elderly African-American man and woman in a field picking cotton, she is carrying a basket of cot

Approximately 50 variations Recruit Little Cigars baseball cards. Scarce brown back, last cards issued by the American Tobacco Company. Few of the better baseball cards are McBride Washington American

1909-1911 T206 AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY WHITE BORDER BASEBALL CARDS, LOT OF 13, all Hall of Famers, including Cy Young (portrait), Roger Bresnahan, and two John McGraw. Overall good to very good condi

African American Pieced and Appliqued Asymmetrical Design Sample Quilt. c. 1890-1900's. Covington, TN. Mid-weight quilt with hand-made stitching and scrap cotton fabric. Excellent condition. 78" x 66"

4 Series 1, 30 series 2, 12 series 3, 5 series 4, 13 series 5, 5 series 7, 14 series 8. See photos for condition and details

Thomas Hart Benton (American, 1889 - 1975) Attributed: Tobacco Farmer, oil and tempera on card board, signed lower right, unframed. Thomas Hart Benton was born into a politically charged midwestern fa

A NATIVE AMERICAN PLAINS INDIANS PIPE AND BEADED AND QUILLED BUCKSKIN HIDE PIPE AND TOBACCO BAG, PROBABLY SIOUX, CIRCA 1885-1900, the carved pipe stem of natural wood with orange/red pigment and with

Harlan Hubbard (American/Kentucky, 1900-1988). Oil on board in a tobacco stick frame, signed and dated 74 l.r., and with inscription to masonite verso indicating the work is from the Emmett Wood Estat

african american origin ca. 1900 folk art carved head dulcimer. An incredible piece of folk art with great dark patina and outstanding original surface. possibly African American.a possible maker is M

(South Carolina/Maryland, 1838-1921) Excellent Pair of portraits of male and female African American figures in cotton filled, likely husband and wife. The pair are both signed lower left and in good

An estate lot of three (3) antique photographic cabinet card prints with depictions of historical 19th Century African Americans. Includes: one (1) Reverend John Jasper (1812-1901), American religious

This United States Fire Company, Ceremonial Parade Fire Hat Painted and pressed leather and felt. Philadelphia, circa 1850. Attributed to David Bustill Bowser (1820-1900), an African American freeman.

The Cummings and Davidge compiled grouping of cabinet cards and images. All African American 19th century. The Cummings-Davidge Family Of Baltimore Maryland. Twenty (20) Images Total.

WILLIAM AIKEN WALKER (AMERICAN, 1839-1921) PORTRAIT OF A MAN, oil on board, a rare New Orleans scene, featuring full-length depiction of African-American subject in tattered clothes, cotton bales and

Fairy Belle Smith. Abstract African American Quilt. c. 1930. Hand-sewn cotton scrap quilt. Light-weight. Fair to poor condition. The quilt does have some tears and holes in it with staining on the bac

EDWARD MUEGGE "BUCK" SCHIWETZ (American/Texas 1898-1984) A PAINTING, "Cotton Fields," 1960, watercolor and gouache on paper, signed and dated L/R "EM Schiwetz 60;" 11 1/2" x 17 3/4", framed 20 1/2" x

Adrian R. Woodall. Five African American Stereotypical 1800’s Workers. c. 1950’s. Signed and dated. Carved and painted wood. All in excellent condition. Average size is 9” h. Est. $4

attributed to Augusta Christine Savage (American, 1900-1962), bronze bust sculpture of a young African-American male. Roman Bronze Works, foundry mark to the reverse of the base. 12 1/2" high, 6" wide

Hughie Lee Smith. African American. 1950s beach scene watercolor painting with figures and life guard tower. Signed lower right. Framed under glass. Sight: 12 x 18in. Overall: 19.5 x 26in.

Rare African American World Geography pictorial quilt, made by the Lomax sisters, Kentucky, circa 1940s-1950s, rayon, silk and cotton. Some wear and tears to top, some staining to backing. 96''h, 77''