American Negro Exposition 1940 Chicago IL

Official program and guidebook. Diamond jubilee of negro progress, 75 years of negro achievement. "This is the first real negro world's fair in all history"

JAY PAUL JACKSON (1905-1954) Etta Moten Barnett dancing. Illustration created for the American Negro Exposition, circa 1940. Watercolor on paper. 317x240 mm; 12½x9½. Signed "Jay Jackson" in

JAY PAUL JACKSON (1905-1954) Etta Moten Barnett singing. Illustration created for the American Negro Exposition, circa 1940. Watercolor on paper. 317x240 mm; 12½x9½. Signed "Jay Jackson" in

Portrait of Arno Werner, Printer wood engraving, 1979, signed in pencil, matted and framed.  5 x 3 1/2" Provenance: Private collection- Chicago, IL

Heading: (African-American, 1940) Author: Wesley, Charles H. and John C. Dancy Title: A Brief History of 75 Years of Negro Progress / Souvenir of the… Negro Progress Exposition, Detroit, May 1940 Pl

Historic Americana 1893 Textile Bandanna Type Not Threads of History Listed 1893, Printed Color Bandanna, WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION OF MACHINERY HALL, Chicago, IL, Near Mint. Not Listed in "Threads

African American history, Negro Baseball League photo prints. Chicago Giants, 1918 & 1940. 8" X 10" each, printed on thin photo paper in the early 1990's. Suitable for framing.

"A Street in Nerno-Vos", village scene with horse-drawn cart Oil on canvas Signed and inscribed lower left: Frank Russell Green A.N.A. / Nemours, France, titled on the frame plaque 16" H x 20" W Prove

Brian Ulrich (American, B. 1971) Chicago, IL, 2003. Chromogenic print, edition 1/6. Provenance: Patti Gilford Fine Arts, Chicago 30" x 40" Frame: 38.5" x 48.5"

C. 1940. Pace Manufacturing, Chicago IL. This unique slot machine stand features a life-sized cocktail waitress in red cocktail waitress attire of the period, standing next to a Pace Bell 50¢ slo

Rare, restored telescope with step ladder for children and keys. From the American Science Center, Chicago,IL (extended: 69"H x 24"W x 29"D)

[KING, Martin Luther, Jr. (1929-1968)]. We Shall Overcome memorial banner. [Chicago?]: American Negro Public Opinion Service, [1968?].   12 x 18 in. felt banner with machine stitched binding and

An antique 1920s lithographed and painted tinplate toy airplane by American Flyer Mfg., Chicago, Il. Model no. 555 with wind-up mechanism. The item comes with original instructions and seal of approva

Chicago, IL. 1940's/1950's. Includes a Petersburg Mutual Savings, a Banco de Nuevo Louis, S. A. and a Commonwealth National Bank of San Francisco. Very Fine to Pristine Condition.

Andy Gump Says "Save a Little and Have a Lot" Origin: Chicago, Il & American Manufacturer: General Thrift Products Material: Tin Period: 1930

Chicago, IL. 1940's. Included are a Fidelity Federal Savings, a Juliet Federal Savings, a Tallahassee Federal Savings and a National Federal Savings. Excellent or Better Condition.

Chicago, IL. 1940's / 1950's. Included are two St. Paul Federal Savings, one with gold finish and one with bronze finish, a Citizens Savings & Loan Company and a Chittenden Trust Company. Excellent or

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer, vase, #283, Chicago, IL, matte glazed ceramic, impressed twice, 5"w x 4"d x 9"h Provenance: Provenance: Property from the Collection of Susan Seymour, Chicago

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer, vase, #198, Chicago, IL, matte glazed ceramic, unsigned, numbered, 5.5"dia x 7"h

Banthrico Corp. Chicago, IL. - Circa 1940's This is a really scarce Banthrico bank. Complete ones are rarely found. Lead Alloy

Blake Lenoir. American Way. Signed. Project Onward, Chicago, IL. Colored pencil and crayon on paper. Excellent condition. Size with frame is 36"w x 28"h. Est. $1,000-1,500. Ship: $85

1893 Brass Chicago Columbian Exposition Event Medal HK-155 Grades NG. The "World's Columbian Exposition" was held in Chicago, IL between 1892-1893. It's purpose was to commemorate the 400th anniversar

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE SHIPPING. 1941 Negro League American Giants team photo. Framed. 19-1/2" wide x 11-1/2" high. Water damage to top of picture. MEG

C. 1940. H. C. Evans Corp., Chicago IL. This game was made in different variations, which then produced three generations by H.C. Evans games between 1939 to 1953. Before they went out of business the