12" Black Carnival Chalk Kewpie Doll Bank This exceptional Black Carnival Chalk Kewpie Doll Bank is 12" tall. Circa: 1930's. Never has been opened. Has it's original paint and glitter. Exceptional!!! This is not a reproduction but is an original! It is in very good condition - having no chips, cracks (or hairlines) or repairs. "Click" on the thumbnail to the left to see an enlargement and any other pictures we may have of this wonderful collectible! Feel free to e-mail us any questions you may have concerning this item and remember - - all sales have our 7 day money back guarantee!  

Majolica "Black Boy " Match Holder/Striker This magnificent Majolica "Black Boy Playing an Accordian" Match Holder/Striker is 5" high. Incised on the bottom is, "8620". Excellent condition - no chip or cracks. It is an original - NOT a reproduction! "Click" on the photo to the left to see an enlargement and any other photos we may have of this piece. Please use the "Ask A Question" button to the right if you have any questions concerning this item and remember - all sales are fully guaranteed!  

Little Black Sambo 3 Dimensional Picture This fantastic 3 dimensional picture of "Little Black Sambo" is one of six that hung in the Sambo Restaurant in Dallas, Texas in the late 1950s and early 1960s. It has its original frame and measures 13 1/2" high and 10 1/2" wide and 1 1/4" thick. It is absolutely a rare and wonderful piece of history. The artist, Keith Ward (1906-2000), was a great American artist who also illustrated Little Black Sambo, Dick & Jane Primers, etc. A little history of Sambo's Restaurants - On June 17, 1957 the first of Sambo's nationwide chain of family restaurants was opened. The name derived from a combination of the original owners Sam Battistone and Newell Bonette who commonly were referred to as Sam and Bo. When they discovered the book "Little Black Sambo" written by Hellen Bartrum in 1899, they thought it was the perfect match - thus "Sambo". This Little Black Sambo framed 3-D picture is in very good to excellent condition. It would make a great addition to anyone's Black Memorabilia collection!! "Click" on the photo to the left to see an enlargement and any other photos we may have of this exceptional piece. Please use the "Ask A Question" button to the right if you have any questions concerning this item and remember - all sales are fully guaranteed!