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Postcards:Black Americana
Wonderful and whimsical hard to find PFB (Paul Finkenrath, Berlin) Black Americana postcard, Series 7179, printed in Germany. The card depicts a nattily dressed black gentleman, smoking a cheroot cigar with the quote "Dere is no doubt, sah, dat I am a haristocrat!". The card is listed in the Black Post Card Price Guide' by J.L. Mashburn, part of a Series of six cards by PFB. The embossed divided back card is in very good condition, with minor wear to the corners and edges, with slightly rounded ...
Postcards:Black Americana
Wonderful and whimsical hard to find PFB (Paul Finkenrath, Berlin) Black Americana postcard, Series 7179, printed in Germany. The card depicts a lovely dressed black lady, all dolled up with her big bow-tied feathered hat, hand fan and white gloves, along with the quote "Oh, de rudeness of de men when dey see a handsome darkie!". The card is featured and pictured in the 'Black Post Card Price Guide' by J.L. Mashburn, part of a Series of six cards by PFB. The embossed divided back card is in ...
Postcards:Black Americana
Four charming Black Americana Series postcards, published in 1903 by M. Reider Los Angeles. In Near Fine condition (would be Fine if it were not for the significantly toned versos), the Series illustrations depict a playful young boy, trying his best to be good~and still have some fun! The Series cards are: #170 'The Executioner" (too funny with our young man waving a hatchet at a couple of tiny baby chicks!); #172 'A True Patriot', carrying the flag and wearing feathers in his cap; #173 Rag ...
$18 USD1940s BLACK AMERICANA Suwannee River Linen Postcard~VG+/P
Postcards:Black Americana
Posted on March 31, 1952 Colortone linen Black Americana postcard, copyright Curt Teich #217 F-Tropical Florida Series. The card actually dates to the overlapping 'Linen Era' and the beginning of Colortone by Curt Teich (1939-1945). The artwork substantiates that dating, depicting a young black boy lying under the blue sky on the bank of the Suwannee River, Florida with his fishing pole tucked under his knee. Caption reads: 'All's Peaceful along the Suwannee River in Florida'. The card is in ...
$20 USDSweetest BLACK AMERICANA 'My Love To You' Gel Embossed Valentine Postcard~1909, Printed in Germany
Postcards:Black Americana
Just the sweetest Black Americana gel embossed 1909 postcard entitled 'My Love To You'. A beautiful little black girl sits on a wooden crate in a cotton field, clutching a bouquet of golden Sunflowers as she shyly looks up at someone in front of her. The gel finish has a few little nicks and rubs, primarily to the girl's right arm and face cheek but is still in overall very good condition~colors vivid and rich even with its advanced age. The verso is stamped and postmarked with addressee. No ...
Postcards:Black Americana
This Black Americana linen postcard has a little girl who is such a sweetie pie, carrying her tiny look-alike baby doll, looking shy and sad. Her toe has a bandaged boo boo and the text under her portrait reads: 'Ah's very black But also blue~'Cause ah's got no one To be nice to!' Published by Curt Teich 'C.T. Art-Colortone' for A. Hirschwitz, New Orleans Louisiana with card number 255 in upper right front corner. The card is in Excellent condition, mailed in New Orleans to Minneapolis on ...
$75 USD1902 Korn-Kinks Malted Flakes SOUVENIR Black Americana Advertising Postcard~EXC+
Postcards:Black Americana
Fine Souvenir Mailing Card produced by the H-O Co. of Buffalo, New York. This is one of two Advertising Postcards for Korn-Kinks Malted Flakes. with undivided back. Text in verso lower left corner reads:."Cut out from 2 packages of Korn-Kinks the man and boy picture , mail in with 4c. postage and receive 6 extra funny darkey postcards (in 5 colors) which regularly sell for 15c." The cards portray The Jocular Jinks of Kornelia Kinks, depicting Kornelia on stilts with the cereal box under her arm, ...
$14 USDTinted Linen 1930s BLACK AMERICANA Advertising Postcard~Webb's Drug Store, Florida~Unused, EXC
Postcards:Black Americana
Tinted 1930s cross collectible Black Americana linen postcard, created for 'Webb's ~The World's Most Unusual Drug Store~St. Petersburg, Florida'. The card shows a smiling young boy in an orchard, with the caption 'He'p you'se'f to Grapefruit from Sunny Florida' #146, with tinted art by Robinson (signed at bottom right). Card is in Excellent condition, with divided back and stamp box with numbers '63027'. Light discoloration to back edges only, no writing or stains, no wear to corners or edges.
Postcards:Black Americana
Charming and whimsical hard to find PFB (Paul Finkenrath, Berlin) Black Americana postcard, Series 7179, printed in Germany. The card depicts a lovely dressed older black lady, all dolled up with her big bow-tied feathered hat, umbrella and white gloves, along with the quote "Dere! Enery Clay can't stand up against a smile like dat!". Reference is to the renowned Henry Clay. Clay gave his country nearly half a century of service as a lawyer, representative, senator and secretary of state. Clay ...
Postcards:Black Americana
Color photo 1915 Black Americana postcard entitled 'Sugar Mill and Quarters Near New Orleans Louisiana', a historic look at the poor conditions under which black Sugar workers in New Orleans were forced to live~an outgrowth of the 'slave quarters' that proliferated throughout the French Quarter and the entire South for nearly two hundred years. Card is numbered 27, published by C. B. Mason. The card is in Very Good condition, with minor edge and corner wear and toning to the verso of the card ...
Postcards:Black Americana
Natural Color E.C. Kropp early 1940s Real Photo Black Americana postcard, 'The Old Southern Tea Room', photographed in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Bottom edge of the card reads: Recommended by Duncan Hines 'Adventures in Good Eating' and the card is subtitled 'Deep South Cooking At Its Best'. The verso text includes the commentary "With the colored waitresses in bright 'Mammy' costumes, serving steaming Shrimp Gumbo, crisp Fried Chicken and Hot Biscuits..." and the Real Photo shows those lovely, ...| Items 1 - 11 of 11 | Page 1 of 1 |
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