(AFRICAN-AMERICAN COLLECTIBLE) "ALLIGATOR BAIT"

Anonymous African American. Alligator Handle Walking Cane. c. 1920's Two kinds of carved wood. Excellent condition. 35"h. Provenance: The Acacia Collection. Featured in WORLD, 1994. Est. $500-800. Shi

3 African American Collectible Pieces including: hanging chalk Aunt Jemima head, 3", porcelain doll, jointed straight arms, 5" and wood figural needle case, 3 1/2". all hand painted Condition: some pa

Includes ashtrays and S&P shakers Some Occupied Japan Display approx 25x15 in

Misc. lot of African American collectibles including pearl ware dish etc.. Imperfections.

Special Edition. #1871. African American Barbie Collectible dressed in luxe green velvet and jewels. In original box, unopened. Dimensions of box: 14"L x 4"W x 14"H. #holiday #Barbie #velv

2.5" t x 4.5" wide photos of African Americans roasting alligators in alligator pits. Some loss to photo, however very unusual subject matter. Sold with photo sugar cane grinder.

Circa 1880 Florida Stereoview; Depiction a Florida swamp with alligator biting the leg of a black African America boy. Identification in negative reads; "618. Alligator at Breakfast.". Photograph sign

ABOUT POSTCARDS: The study and collecting of postcards is termed deltiology (from Greek deltion, small writing tablet, and English -logy, the study of). Rarity. As with all antique items, rarity bring

ABOUT POSTCARDS: The study and collecting of postcards is termed deltiology (from Greek deltion, small writing tablet, and English -logy, the study of). Rarity. As with all antique items, rarity bring

ABOUT POSTCARDS: The study and collecting of postcards is termed deltiology (from Greek deltion, small writing tablet, and English -logy, the study of). Rarity. As with all antique items, rarity bring

(Cleveland, Georgia 1946-2011) Excellent large example of an African American man riding an alligator. Signed at the base and dated 1999 along with #12. Good condition. L12" H13 1/2" Sold from collect

ALLIGATOR BITING AFRICAN AMERICAN BOY FROM BEHIND. 3 1/2" L. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All payments for purchase

Description: This lot includes a figural carved wood tobacco pipe with an African American figure on the front, and an alligator on the back. Appears to be early 20th century in age. The figures head

GROUP OF (4) COLLECTIBLE DOLLS TO INC: (3) AFRICAN AMERICAN (ONE IS BLUE EYED ARTIST DOLL SIGNED T.J., BABY SIGNED YOLANDA, ARTIST GIRL W/BARE FEET SIGNED B.N. , ALL GOOD CONDITION, HAIR SLIGHTLY MUSS

Cast Iron African American Folk Art Figurine. Vintage to Antique. Alligator with Turntable Head. Measures 3.5" t x 6" w. You are bidding at a live sale, please read the terms and conditions. We are of

Beautiful Daniel LaRue Johnson oil canvas, 46.5 x 38.5 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1938 - 2017. Born in Los Angeles in 1938, African-American painter, sculptor and printmaker Daniel

Beautiful David Clyde Driskell oil board, 13 x 9.5 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1931 - 2020. A painter of images based on nature and African-American art, David Driskell is also a sch

Beautiful Beauford Delaney watercolor paper. 17.5 x 14.5 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1901 - 1979. Born in 1901, Beauford Delaney, an expatriate African-American painter, spent his ch

Rotell Glenn oil canvas, African-American artist, 26 x 17 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: Born 1922. All authorship of items in this catalog are described according to the following term

Politically incorrect depiction of an African-American boy, his arm moving up and down as if shining a lady's shoes. Folding metal easel for shelf display.

Stereoview “A Negro Family coming into the Union Lines” shows African American men, women, and children seated in front of and inside a mule-drawn covered wagon. Artist Alfred Waud worked up a ske

Jackie Roosevelt Robinson: Program From 1956 Signed by Robinson who was Awarded the Highest Achievement by the NAACP JSA Authenticated (1919-1972) Robinson became the first African American to play in

Oil on board by Martin Saldana, a largely self taught African American folk artist from Denver, CO who started painting relatively late in life. In 1950, at the age of 46, he received an invitation to

1930s ink drawing of an African American man walking in a suit with a cane and book.Image measures 8 1/2 x 11 inches.folds and pin holes in corners.