African American Conjoined Twins MILLIE & CRISSIE 1890s

Millie and Christine McKoy (American, 1851-1912). Carte de vista photograph of the Two Headed Nightingale Millie-Crissie by the photographer, J.H. Fitzgibbon . Circa 1890. Dimensions: 2 1/4 in. x 4 in

6.25" x 4" cabinet card of African-American conjoined twins, Millie and Christine McKkoy, of North Carolina. Also known as "The Carolina Twins," The Two-Headed Nightingale" and "The Eighth Wonder of t

[MUSIC - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Two photographs of African American conjoined twins Millie-Christine. CDV, studio view of Millie-Christine, with a guitar at their side. Philadelphia, PA: W.L. Germon's Te

[Millie Christine] W.C. Coup’s Equescurriculum. The Two-Headed Nightingale. [Philadelphia, 1878]. Handbill advertising the famous African American Siamese Twins, Millie Christine McKoy. 9 1/8 x

Benin Conjoined Twins Bronze Sculpture. Height: 19.5cm.

Adorable twin girl dolls with realistic eyes wearing night clothes, holding their bunny. Limited edition 53 of 1200. Seymour Mann tattoo on back of dolls. Certificate of Authenticity included. Artist:

African American Woman holding twins signed and dated 2017 8"H

Sulton Rogers (American, 1922-2003) Conjoined Female Twins carved wood with paint 11 7/8"h x 5 1/2"w x 3"d

Rare Wilford Dean (1938-2018) "Uncle Tom" Folk Pottery Bowl that has outstanding details and has Twin Uncle Tom African American (stereotypical) figural as handles looking into the bowl. Mint collecto

Madame Alexander Gemini Twins , The Zodiac Collection , African American 8" Dolls . Only 1 doll has tags , 1 doll is missing shoes , no accessories Condition: only 1 doll has tags, 1 doll is miss

This lot includes three 1890s cabinet cards of African Americans.

Group of Circus Photographs, Postcards, and Other Ephemera. Circa 1890s—1920s. Fifteen pieces, including conjoined twins RPPC; Great Binks Shows RPPC; Zeynard Lilliputian Troupe postcard; A Minister

African American String Squares in Bars Crazy quilt, Washington D.C., circa 1890s, cotton. Some staining. 87''h, 66''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY. Catalog note: ''String squares

[MUSIC] -- [McKOY, Millie and Christine (1851-1912)]. HUGHES & Co., photographers. CDV of the famous conjoined twins from North Carolina. St. Louis, ca 1860s. CDV studio portrait on cardstock mount (l

First half 20th century. Mixed media "Duffy Bros. Circus" wagon with a liberty bell. 7"h. 13"l. And five figures with original paint. Strong man, balancing act, magician, possible conjoined twins and

Owens Utopian vase featuring an African American boy wearing a floppy hat signed with the conjoined cypher of the artist appearing as WA. Height 8 1/4 inches. Impressed J.B.Owens Utopian below. Rough

A weathered old carved wooden fetish sculpture featuring a conjoined couple, Male and female with a powerful primitive and archaic presence. Tiv peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The figure measures 25.5 x 9

West Africa, Cameroon or Nigeria, possibly Tikar / Bamun Bamileke culture, ca. late 19th to mid-20 century CE. A fascinating pottery statue with a conjoined twin figure with a distended abdomen and ba

Hezekiah Baker (African American, 1940-2007). An original oil painting on Upson board. A Florida Highwayman beach landscape with twin palms trees surrounded by additional botanical elements, and an Oc

[LITHOGRAPHY]. [AFRICAN-AMERICANA]. “Coach-In Cotton” Cotton Case Box Label. New York: Oberly & Newell, [ca. 1890s]. Color label with stereotypical depictions of African-Americans (a child

American. 1890s. Solid brass, painted. Mounted to fitted walnut base. An exceptionally high quality live steam model featuring twin cylinders and a reverse-action switch. 7 1/2 x 14 x 10 1/4". Base ha

TWA, or Trans World Airlines, was a major American airline that operated from 1925 to 2001. It was known for its distinctive twin-globe logo and its role as a prominent international carrier. Here's a

Frederick Remington, Oil/c, African American Workers. Oil on canvas painting, Signed, Framed. Size: 13x15 image, 19x21 outside frame

Important African-American "make-do" quilt by Josie Covington (Triune, TN/1869-1909) comprised of hand-pieced and appliqued blocks made of dress fabrics. Circa 1885-1900. Pieced patterns include baske