Black Americana Georgetown Plantation Police Wrist Shackles

This Item Symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Support the ideals this Piece Represents / We do not know how old these actually are but they are Not Original / See all Photos

This Item Symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Support the ideals this Piece Represents / We do not know how old these actually are but they are Not Original / See all Photos

This Item Symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Support the ideals this Piece Represents / We do not know how old these actually are but they are Not Original / See all Photos

This Item Symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Support the ideals this Piece Represents / We do not know how old these actually are but they are Not Original / See all Photos

This Item Symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Support the ideals this Piece Represents / We do not know how old these actually are but they are Not Original / See all Photos

This Item Symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Support the ideals this Piece Represents / We do not know how old these actually are but they are Not Original / See all Photos

This Item Symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Support the ideals this Piece Represents / We do not know how old these actually are but they are Not Original / See all Photos

CAST IRON APPROX 5.5 INCHES TALL. THIS IS A NEWER PIECE.

12 3/4"L

This rare old/antique Black Americana figurine was made for advertising FIRESTONE Tire & Rubber Company, circa 1920's - 1930's; used as a tire store display. The piece is made of hand-painted chalk wa

Circa 1900-1915 era framed textile embroidery work titled "Way Down South in Dixie". Black Americana, Depicts a young black boy and girl courting each other by the plantation fence. Measuring approx 2

Mkd Property of Georgetown County Plantation 11 1/4"

SST. A great early neon sign advertising Eaton's Restaurant. Great movement and color with a Black Americana theme. CONDITION: Some fading and paint loss, but overall a great displaying sign. This is

Black Face Wrist Watch marked "Blancpain / Since 1735 / Swiss" with stainless steel back marked "Antimagnetic / Waterproof / Shockprotected". The case size: 35mm. ******This lot was purchased by Dave

METAL: 18k Gold. MEASUREMENTS: Case 36mm, bracelet will fit approx. 7.25" wrist. Black Rolex dial with diamond markers. Diamond bezel (aftermarket). Comes with papers and original tags. MOVEMENT:

METAL: Stainless Steel. MEASUREMENTS: Case 40mm, oyster steel band will fit approx. 7.25" wrist. Black dial with moisture spots throughout. Blue/red bezel with scratches present. MOVEMENT: Automa

METAL: Stainless Steel. MEASUREMENTS: Case 40mm, bracelet will fit approx. 7.5" wrist. Black dial and bezel. MOVEMENT: Automatic, working order. Ref. 16610, ser # U374***. Circa 1997.Watches are

METAL: 18k gold. MEASUREMENTS: case - 19mm in diameter excl crown. Bracelet will fit approx. 6 3/4" wrist Black dial with gold stick/arabic numerals. MOVEMENT: quartz, running order. Case back marked:

METAL: Stainless Steel. MEASUREMENTS: Case 40mm, oyster band will fit approx. 7.5" wrist. Black dial and bezel. Date at 3 o'clock. MOVEMENT: Automatic, working order. Ref. 1680. Ser # 5722***

Ranch Mink Fur Coat North American. This coat features cuffed wrists, black interior linen, a "NAHA Northern North America's Finest Furs" tag on the right interior panel, a "Marcel Jodoin Fourrures Mo

CORUM - a gentleman's Golden Bridge wrist watch. Black ceramic skeletonised case. Reference 113.161.15/0001 0000R, serial 2305423. Baguette shaped straight line calibre 7000 with 18k gold plates. Skel

ca. 1930 s LEWIS PLANTATION BROOKSVILLE FLORIDA BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN ca. 1930 s LEWIS PLANTATION BROOKSVILLE FLORIDA BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN Circa 1930s Real Photograph Postcard; Id

ROLEX SUBMARINER VINTAGE 5513 - GENTS - YEAR 1966 - STAINLESS STEEL OYSTER BRACELET WITH FLIP LOCK CLASP (FITS UP TO 6 1/2'' WRIST) - CASE 40mm - BLACK DIAL WITH ROUND LUMINESCENT MARKERS / STAINLESS

American Horse drawn hay or plantation cart with black driver. Cart possibly Hubley, and a tough to find larger cast iron form, likely repainted with repaired horse foot. 13.75" long approximately.