Sprigle's work on Jim Crow South

Curtis Woodyb. 1949lot of two worksStand on Your Words and Jim Crow Songbookmixed media collage8 x 4-1/4 inches (image) eachsigned and titledProvenance: the estate of William "Bill&qu

[RECONSTRUCTION]. -- [JIM CROW]. Four items of ephemera related to anti-Black activity and Democratic politics, comprising:   A Message from the South! To Ex-President Cleveland and the National

(American, active 20th C.), glazed ceramic signed on underside and dated 1996. Connell's work can be found in the collections of the South Carolina State Museum, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, and

6.35" t x 9.25" w sign, including frame, image size is 4.75" t x 7.25" w. This is a double-sided Knoxville Railway and Light Co. segregation sign, on one side it reads " Notice - This Part of the Car

Lot of Jim Crow related novelty and advertising items. Includes two children's books. Range in size 1-1/2" to 7-1/2". Link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3odh8zhj6io6kma/5670070_1.jpg?d

Yellow ware figure in Rockingham Glaze, Jim Crow played by Thomas Dartmouth Rice, depicting a performance at the Royal Surrey Theater in London in 1833, 6"T

Heading: (Baum, L. Frank) Author: Bancroft, Laura, pseudonym Title: Bandit Jim Crow Place Published: Chicago Publisher:Reilly & Britton Co. Date Published: [1906] Description:

Bandit Jim Crow by Laura Bancroft . First edition book copyright 1906 in as is condition.7 inches x 5 inches.

1) Pamphlet 1941 " Old Jim Crow Has Got To Go!" by Henry Winston. Pamphlet discusses lynching, discrimination, segregation and denial of civil liberties. Condition - good with fraying along edges 2) L

All brown, glazed whiskey bottle of etched with Jumping Jim Crow on both sides. No backstamp. Dimensions: 7.5'H

American, early to mid 20th century. Largest: appx. 15" tall. Provenance: George A. Bramhall, Sr. Collection, Seaford, Delaware.

Bandit Jim Crow Laura Bancroft Twinkle Tales: Published by the Rally and Britton Co. Some light toning, cover is dirty. Illustrated by Maginel Wright Enright.

LIFE Magazines 1956, 2 Issues. Cover stories include – That Book About Me – Curley speaks up on ‘The Last Hurrah’, Segregation, Part II: The Coming of Jim Crow, Segregation, Part III: Views of

The collection of works by Kansas City artists or with Kansas City subject matter includes an etching titled 'You are What You Eat' signed Jackson in pencil lower right, edition of 30 prints; plus a c

Monroe Salt Works Crow and Corn Pattern: Salt-glazed pottery 20 pieces in very fine condition with no noted chips, cracks, or repairs. 10 dinner plates, 8 mugs, and 2 shallow serving bowls. Two of the

John Arthur Johnson, nicknamed the "Galveston Giant", was an American boxer who, at the height of the Jim Crow era, became the first Black American world heavyweight boxing champion.This folder was fr

[CHILDREN'S BOOKS]. BAUM, L. Frank ("Laura Bancroft") (1856-1919). [The Twinkle Tales Series:] Mr. Woodchuck -- Bandit Jim Crow -- Prairie-Dog Town -- Prince Mud-Turtle -- Sugar-Loaf Mountain -- Twink

This is one of the rare examples of American WWII posters that feature a person of color. WWII occurred in the midst of the nation's racist Jim Crow laws, so the fact that this poster highlights the b

1920s Louis Marx Hey Hey! The Chicken Snatcher Tin Toy. Jim Crow era toy depicts a man holding a stolen chicken in his hand while a dog attempts to stop the snatcher by biting at the seat of his pants

LOT OF BANCROFT TWINKLE TALES BOOKS 1ST EDITIONSFirst editions of Twinkle Tails include Prairie-Dog Town, Bandit Jim Crow, and Twinkle's Enchantment. None of these have dust jackets. Second

A cast iron single-sided New York Central sign, "Train Stopping to Do Work… South". Old ivory field paint with black lettering and borders. Top and bottom mounting bosses for mounting vertically

Lonnie Holley (American b. 1950) Untitled (Profile Face), 2000-2004 Sandstone Dimensions: 4 x 3 x 2 1/2 inches Lot Essay: Lonnie Holley is a man of many myths and talents. Born in Jim Crow-era Birming

"Jim Crow!" Sheet Music - Second Edition; c. 1830s; 14" x 10.25"; Published by T.E. Purday, London; Condition: natural aging, foxing, and stains overall.

Dooly County Georgia Legal Liquor License Oath. Dated May 23, 1866. A reconstruction era Jim crow document pledging oath not to sell liquor to negroes. Signed by L.J. Cross and sworn to Inferior Court