[African-Americana] [World War I] Colored Man is No Slacker

[African-Americana] [World War I] Colored Man is No Slacker Chicago: E.G. Renesch, 1918. Original chromolithographic poster. 19 x 15 1/2 in. (483 x 394 mm). Mounted to linen, 23 7/8 x 19 7/8 in. (606

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [WORLD WAR I]. Our Colored Heroes. Chicago, IL: E.G. Renesch, 1918.  14 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. (visible) lithograph under mat (very fine condition, chipping and few short tears t

[WORLD WAR I]. Colored Man is No Slacker. Chicago: E.G. Renesch, 1918. 15 3/4 x 19 3/4 in. (light corner and edge wear, colors vivid and bright).   Recruitment poster encouraging the enlistment o

This item is shippable. We offer combined shipping in-house. Dimensions: 15 3/4" X 19 3/4" Copyright 1918 E.G Renesch - Chicago. Early paper with bright color. Minor creases to corners. Unf

1918, Chicago, parts torn, measures 19 3/4 X 16 inches

Pair of World War I Black “Uplift” Posters. Lithographs. Including “True Sons of Freedom” (Chicago: Gustrine, 1918), 20 x 15 ¾”; and “Colored Man Is No Slacker” (Chicago: E.G. Renesch,

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

Illustrated sheet music dating from the 1900's thru 1940's (50). Grouping includes Dionne Quintuplets, patriotic, African Americana, World War I, and Western related themes. Some sheets present manusc

Parchment Like Aged Paper / 8 x11 / Print Date Not Known / This is sold as a Reproduction

A group of 8 images featuring Black subjects, including: World War II portrait of a Technician Fifth Grade. With insignia of a letter T below 2 chevrons. The rank existed from 1942 to 1948 to recogniz

Gold-tone man's World War II ring engraved "Oran Africa 1944 W", size 9 1/2. Very worn.

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

[CIVIL WAR - AFRICAN AMERICANA]. Partially printed pass issued to "Watt's Negro man Henry."  Norfolk, VA, 11 June 1862.  Approx. 7 3/8 x 3 in. partly-printed pass (minor toning, some old ink

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

Produced by the Kolb Brothers of Grand Canyon. Photo of eight people mounted on burros descending the Bright Angel Trail. Several ladies, and one man in a World War One uniform. Historical information

Here is a very special item. Entitled " Wings Over America". It is a salute to "The Tuskegee Airmen", and the pilots and aircraft of World War II. It is a poster,beautifully done, and hand colored . I

German. Pre WW1. Lithographed tin. An ostrich pulls a red two-wheeled postal delivery cart driven by a man in a blue uniform holding string reins. The lid of the cart is orange and contains a slit for

Large memorial (22 x 18) issued for company "E" of the 37th United States Colored Troops (USCT), a regiment primarily comprised of formerly enslaved African-American men. The memorial includes a full

2 antique stereoscope viewers, (one marked The "Saturn" Scope), 83 stereo view cards include 5 WWI era, 1 Sioux Indian hand tinted, 2 Southern African American scenes, 4 colored Japanese scenes, 12 Th

South African military recruitment poster for 'coloured men.' c.1946. Issued during the first World War. The title occupies the upper quarter, with the text occupying the remainder, all in brown and s

Grouping related to Private Frank Rhodes of the 16th Maine Infantry, includes: Colored drawing of a man holding a baby (both subjects appear to be African-American). Underneath is written “We congra