Lot of 2: African-American Banks.

African-American Man coin bank, c. 1890 c. 1890 5 1/2 h x 2 1/2 w Early paint, good surface. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submi

This lot includes: (1) Vintage Cast Iron African American Bank Boy Holding Watermelon Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The coin bank has slight rusting around the surface

One is a Strauss Tombo and the other is a Marx Dapper Dan. Both look to have original ears and hat brims. Some general scratching and wear especially to the dance floors. Dimensions: Largest : 10 - 1/

This lot includes: (1) Vintage Cast Iron African American Coin Bank Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The cast iron bank has slight rusting along the outside, but the paint

Mike Hanning Folk Pottery Lot Mike Hanning Folk Pottery Lot both are in mint condition. 1- Uncle Sam Riding an Eagle 11 1/4" Tall 2- African American riding a chicken, Standing 12' Tall

Both in original boxes. There is a battery-operated Strutting Sam, which shows an African American dancing on tin litho base, original box with nice color graphics and sealed in plastic for protection

One is a Unique Art Jazzbo-Jim roof dancer. Depicts African American playing banjo, dancing on a roof. Nice lithography. It does have some litho loss and wear to roof. Arms and banjo look original. In

The first one is an African American bell hop stand, circa 1950, with nice original paint with some scrapes to the base. The second is a waiter, has a repair to the foot area and some areas of minor p

1860 3$ National Bank Note, American Bank, Baltimore. Pin Hole, G. 1860's 5$ University Bank Demand Note, Notre Dame, Indiana, G+.

Both depicts African-Americans dancing on tin roofs. One is a Jazzbo Jim and the other is Tombo roof dancer with original box that has some restoration. There is some rust and oxidation on the top of

First is a piccaninny that has been repainted and the second is a young African child bank in good condition.Condition:(Various).Largest: 4 - 1/2" x 2" x 5".Dimensions:

Lot of 6 DC Universe Classic Action Figures - Wave 2 - 4. Includes Wave 2: Aquaman, Firestorm (African American), Wave 3: Nightwing, Green Lantern, and Sinestro (Blue) and Wave 4 : Artemis. All items

Including Shakespeare (20th century), cradle, bisque cradle, sitting man, standing lady, yellow ware lady in chair, 2 dogs (one porcelain), lion, dog, African American man with bails of cotton. 9 1/2

Lot of 3 African American cloth dolls incl 2 w stockinette heads - boy w manufactured body & embroidered faces & pinched nose plus a third w black cotton face & shoe button eyes - 14"-16" tall

One is an Amos and Andy Cab with what appear to be all original figures, windshield and front crank, horseshow is detached, but present and original. The second is a Unique Art Jazzbo Jim Roof Dancing

Lot of 4 African American wooden dolls - 5 1/2", 6", 8 1/2", 11" tall

(1) Lot of (5) Pink Boxed Barbie and Friends including DAY TO NIGHT AFRICAN AMERICAN KEN. Ken is wearing (2) outfits in one. Box looks really great (sticker on top). Next is SPARKLE EYES BARBIE, a bea

(2) Cast iron banks: Two-Faced Black Boy bank by AC Williams / Hubley African-American Farmer with hat -Very Good

Mechanical Bank: Cabin & Mule Entering Barn. This lot consists of two banks: (1) Cabin mad

2 piece deal of Mississippi murder history-crime scene evidence, murder weapon, African American gentleman from West Point, MS was killed with ax, crime evidence tag included with lot and photo provid

Lot of 3 antique African American small rag dolls - 7", 9", 11 1/2" tall

Lot including vintage Buddy L pickup truck (14 1/2" L.), cast iron Popeye bank (5 1/4" Ht.), and Native American bank (6" Ht.).

Oil on canvas 31 1/2 x 24 in framed, Art 30 1/2 x 23 in, manner of Alma Woodsey Thomas (September 22, 1891 – February 24, 1978)-(this lot carries a COA) was an African-American Expressionist paint

Oil on canvas 27 1/2 x 27 1/2 in framed, Art 27 x 27 in, manner of Alma Woodsey Thomas (September 22, 1891 – February 24, 1978)-(this lot carries a COA) was an African-American Expressioni