Early Winchester Rifles Black Americana Lithograph

Unique early Winchester Black Americana lithograph advertising poster. This hunting image was used by Winchester in the early 1900s. This poster is marked by Winchester in the bottom right corner. It

Fine early 1900's, Lithograph on textile canvas depicting two young African American boys and one white boy playing dice game on a street curb. After Charles Clarence Dawson (1889-1981) American. Set

Maker's mark, "Crump Label Co. N.Y." Very nice presenting c. 1900s Rumsey's Blackville Fire Brigade paper lithograph with exceptional early graphics. CONDITION: The paper has strong color throughout t

Fantastic original early Winchester Rifles and Cartridges The W Brand paper poster advertising sign. Poster appears to be in overall good condition with creases, discoloration, water marks, and wear f

Pair of early black Americana baby ashtrays. Original paint cast metal of a baby sitting on a chamber pot (real neat). Some flaking on the paint. National Prod. Inc. Chicago. 6" tall.

A lot of five turn of the century Black Americana songbooks, several with early historical representations. *note - shows many offensive and derogatory representations, viewer discretion advised

Joshua Biehn (fl.1891-1932 Canadian) ''Shoeshine Sam'' 1900 Oil on Found Board 18.25''x13'' Image. An early Black Americana composition. Signed and dated upper left. Original gilt framing 25''x19.5''.

Early Black Americana Folk Art Rag Doll Topsy Turvy 18" Long

Early Black Americana, Black And White cloth Topsy Turvy Folk Art Doll 12.5"

A group of early 1900s black americana noise makers. German made. Includes "Tak Tak" double sided clapper (marked germany), tin clicker toy of woman with mallet hitting drumming monkey, and saxophone

Two antique, early 1900s, german metal dexterity / puzzle games. Marked DRGM no 116769. Backside features a mirror.

Bernard Brussel-Smith (1914-1989) Early black & white lithograph "East Meets West" of a city street scene. Pencil signed lower left. Some foxing. Measures 21 1/2" x 14 3/8", image 19 1/4" x 11 1/4"

Fine early American black Americana adverting poster by Hennegan and Co of Cincinnati Ohio for Marvelous Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs. Great early theater Americana poster in frame. Measuring

Group of 8 early 20th century Black Americana dolls. Includes 3 Frozen Charlotte/Charlie bisque porcelain dolls, a 3 jointed bisque dolls, a Henry doll from the Carl Anderson comic and a small figure

Maker's marked, "The American Tobacco Co." C. 1900's professionally framed and matted Dukes Tobacco paper lithograph with excellent black Americana graphic. CONDITION: Paper has minor fade and surface

Naomi Jacobson, Namibian, 1926 to 2016, four lithograph prints on paper from the Black Americana series. Each is signed and numbered in pencil. Naomi Jacobson was a sculptor. She studied at the Univer

Maker's marked, "Rochester Lithographing Co." Very nice collection of 6 Smoke Seal Of North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco framed paper lithographs with highly detailed Black Americana graphics. CONDITION:

Early tin box with black Americana graphics. There is normal wear and discoloration on the graphics and box. One striker on the end of the box. 1.5" x 2.25" x 4.5". PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY

Late 19th Early 20th Century Black Boy Americana Smoking Cigar / Striker 7 inches high (approximate)

"Christmas Eve" oil on canvas 12 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches (overall) Illegibly inscribed on reverse.

Framed colored litho after A. Russell depicts on young black boy being spooked by a snake coming out of a tree while elder man with dog trying to smoke out the hunt. Advertising litho for WESTERN Shot

100s of cards, some great early post cards.

Group of early to mid-20th century Black Americana collectibles, comprising a Ronson Art Deco Bakelite and chrome bartender cigarette lighter, cocktail picks, figural brushes and a bell. [Lighter: 7"

9 1800's to early 1900's Stereoscope Viewer Cards (1 Rare Black Americana). Rare Black Americana 1495 Sumfin did Drap by Littleton View Company circa 1893. 5 cards made by The World Wide View Company.