CDV Featuring African American Soldier Holding Musket,

Second company, 1918, some damage to photograph, 20 x 9 1/2, featuring African-American soldiers

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Ninth plate tintype portrait featuring a young African American girl holding a white baby. Ninth plate studio portrait of a young African American girl wearing a polka-dotted dres

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [CIVIL WAR]. Cabinet card featuring two African American cooks at camp with Union soldiers and drummer boys.  4 x 5 3/4 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (toning an

8" t x 10" w Pennsylvania photo of a ceremonial military club. Features 10 members, all Caucasian, except for one African-American who appears to be holding the American flag. Others are seated holdin

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. CDV of an African American nanny and child. CDV of an African American nanny seated in a studio, holding a white infant on her lap (rich tonality, light soilin

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 8 real photo postcards featuring African American subjects, including: Outdoor view of a group of men and women, including an African American man holding a broom, stan

7/25" t x 5" w" cabinet card of African-American soldier in either military or ceremonial military uniform. Soldier wearing pointed hat with feathers or tassels, sporting a sash and holding a sword wh

Tintype of a Civil War Union soldier holding a musket, mounted in a felt lined gutta percha case with fort, American flag and a frigate. Case made by Littlefield, Parsons & Co. 4" x 3.25"

Carte de visite photograph of a full standing view of Civil War soldier wearing 4-button jacket, kepi and holding flintlock musket. Image presents backmark of J.H. Young, Baltimore St., Baltimore. Car

Waist-up shot of a well-equipped Union soldier wearing a shell jacket associated with the state of Ohio. This vignette-style CDV presents a burly, bearded Yank holding his musket across his chest, wit

Silkscreen lithograph. Featuring a subverted composition of the Iwo Jima photograph, with soldiers holding up the McDonald sign instead of the American flag, done in black and contrasted red colors pl

Outstanding sixth-plate sized tintype of an unknown African-American Civil War infantryman with an intense expression. A clue to this Union soldier's identity may be the name "Taylor", which is writt

Harry Gottlieb New York (1895-1993) The Veteran, portrait of an African American soldier Oil on canvas Signed lower right. Ex. ACA Gallery, NYC label verso. There is a 2 inch push out with partial tea

Gem-sized tintype in carte de visite mount of a bust view of a young African-American male wearing a 9-button Civil War period tunic and a hat with brim folded down. Subject is identified in period ma

[ADVERTISING]. A collection of 193 trade cards featuring African American subjects. Late 19th-early 20th century.   Modern blue leatherette binder, 10 7/8 x 11 3/8 in. (light wear to extremities,

15"x10"x15 1/2"

Titled Ò The return of the colored troopsÒ , Some damage, 22 x 16 1/2 inches

Titled Ò Colored man is no slackerÒ dated 1918, 17 1/2 x 21 1/2 inches

Early WWII used M1917A1 "Kelly" Helmet to an African American Soldier, Corp. Orlando T. Donan, a Quartermaster NCO at Camp Lee, VA. Helmet is in good condition with expected wear.

Antique Photograph of Young African American Soldier, WW2 measures 23.5" x 17.5"

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

Pastel portrait of Civil War soldier holding musket, old newspaper article on back of painting for Uncle Newt Stewart on his 96th birthday, June 23rd, 1940, there is a record of a Newton Hiram Stewart

The (Late) Larry Wilson African American Holding a Blue Bird Folk Pottery, that is in mint condition with strong color and folky African American tradition. Mint condition & signed LW standing 9" Tall