RACIST AMERICAN GOVERNORS

Autographs miscellaneous to include Ed Coleman, Philadelphia Athletic, George Godfrey, wrestler, Richard Halliburton, Gifford Pinchot, Smedley Butler, numerous American governors of the 1930's, etc.

American Revolution Governor John Hancock Receipt In American Revolution (JOHN HANCOCK) (1737-1793). Prominent Merchant, Patriot of the American Revolution, served as President of the Second Continent

1849 1st ed Life of John Quincy Adams President Seward SLAVERY New York Canada William H. Seward was an American politician - Governor of New York beginning in 1838, then US Senator, and Secretary of

CURTIS, Edward Sheriff (American, 1868-1952). Zuni Governor. 1903. Platinum print double mounted to original Curtis Studio Paper. Signed in ink lower right. Blindstamp lower left Copyrighted 1903 by E

This is a cast iron mechanical cabin bank by J.E. Stevens. In the late nineteenth century, racist imagery permeated American visual culture, including children?s toys. When a coin is placed on the roo

Gilded American fireside chair with new upholstery from Louisiana governor's estate, has carved dragons and ram heads, ca. 1875, 52 in. T, 23 in. W, 19 in. D.

An 18th Century American Document, signed by Governor George Clinton (1739-1812), 1st Governor of New York, Signed and dated 14th August, 1786 for a conveyance of land in Lake Champlain, New York, pri

Clear domed cover glass with chromolithographed dial with Arabic numerals and rather racist illustration of native American and country white man in tub, marked lower margin Pam Clock Co. Inc. New Roc

Heading: (African American) Author: Title: Scrapbook with caricature and racist lithographs of African Americans and others, handwritten songs of dubious taste, etc. Place Published: No place Publish

Black Caricature Coin Bank. German, 20th century. Tin litho coin bank with racist caricature of African American man. Verse beneath lever encourages user to press down and deposit a coin on outstretch

Heading: (Asian-American 1940) Author: Title: Racist memorabilia of Japanese-American internment during World War II Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1940s Description:

American School, portrait of Governor DeWitt Clinton (1769-1828). Oil on canvas. 35 3/4" x 27 3/4". Has old museum label on back.

African AmericanNorwich, CT, ca. 1784-1786Summons for Free African American Veteran Signed Twice by Connecticut Governor!various[AFRICAN AMERICAN.] Matthew Griswold, Partially Printed Document Signed,

Autographs South Carolina Governor & Namesake of “Fort Moultrie” WILLIAM MOULTRIE (1730-1805). American Revolutionary War officer; Governor of South Carolina; namesake of Fort Moultrie, a series o

Black related racist drawing with early racist depictions of African Americans. Early 20th century. Found in Kentucky. Condition: Paper has toned over time. Otherwise excellent. H 10-3/8" W 11-1/2". C

Autographs 1791 RI. Governor Arthur Fenner Signed Appointment ARTHUR FENNER (1745-1805). American Revolution Patriot, 4th Governor of Rhode Island from 1790-1805. HENRY WARD (1732-1797). American Patr

Lot of nine postcards featuring racist depictions of African Americans in the early 1900s. Imagery includes people dancing and eating watermelon, with one of the cards depicting a ‘Negro Baptizi

George Wallace Poster If you're wondering why more and more millions of your fellow Americans are turning to Governor Wallace: Try Selling or Renting Your Home

George Wallace School Busing Poster If you're wondering why more and more millions of your fellow Americans are turning to Governor Wallace: Follow, as your chil

An American Painted Metal Steam Engine Governor Gardner Governor Co., Quincy, IL, Second Half 19th Century model no. 3, raised on a wooden base. Height 36 inches. Property from the Estate of Peter F.

DESCRIPTION: Reproduction hanger sword, probably produced for the Colonial WIlliamsburg museum and perhaps once displayed in the Governor's Palace, after an American Revolution era English sword. Feat

Black History Racist Caricature about Free African Americans' Celebratory Response to the U.S. Abolition of the African Slave Trade c. 1833 Etching titled, "Life in Philadelphia. - Grand Celebration O

Extremely Rare Tippecanoe Stoneware two gallon political crock. William Henry Harrison nicknamed "Tippecanoe" after his victory over Native American Forces while serving as governor of the Indiana Ter

Canadian & American. 1920s. Includes: 1/2" governor, pressure guage dial, name plaques, temperature gauge and inspirator. Pressure gauge dial stamped, "The Jenckes Machine Co. Limited, St. Catharines,