Black Americana

Browse below for Black Americana and memorabilia. We have Aunt Jemima and Uncle Moses, Ashtrays, Wall Plaque, Bottle Opener, figurines, Creamer, salt and pepper shakers and more. Each item has a photo and with prices at a great value.

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Black Memorabilia

Black Memorabilia - F&F Syrup
This syrup in the shape of Aunt Jemima was produced by F&F Dye Works, Inc. of Dayton, Ohio and is one of their kitchenware series showing the Moses and Jemima couple. It is marked with the F&F shield on the bottom. It is in excellent shape - no cracks, repairs or paint wear. Side View

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Black Memorabilia - Pair Of Small Shakers W Turbans
This pair of shakers feature a native couple with turbans. They are about 3-1/4" high. They are marked "Japan" on the bottom and I would guess that the age is somewhere between the late 1930s and the early 1950s. Both pieces are in very good condition with no cracks, chips or crazing and the colors are still nice and fresh.

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Black Memorabilia - F&F Creamer
This creamer with an Uncle Mose handle was produced by F&F Dye Works, Inc. of Dayton, Ohio and is one of their kitchenware series showing the Moses and Jemima couple. It is marked with the F&F shield on the bottom. It is in excellent shape - no cracks, repairs and only a couple of spots where the paint is worn - a small spot on top of the head and a pin prick area on trouser leg.

Price: $40.00

Black Guitar Player - Made In Italy
This highly glazed ceramic figurine of a guitar player in plaid jacket and blue pants is 3-3/4" high. It is marked on the base "Carluster Orton Made in Italy." It has an opening in the top as if it were meant to be a vase or some sort of container - no lid. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and the only paint wear is on the face under the nose.

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Ashtray- Musician Lakeland, Florida
This ceramic ashtray is marked "Japan" on the bottom. A boy in a tux is playing a horn and is perched atop the tray. It is 3" high and the base is 4-1/4" long. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and only very minimal paint wear. I would guess this piece to be from the 1930s or 1940s.

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Black Memorabilia Advertising

Hy-Beaute Afro-American Hair Products Adv.Sign Atlanta, GA
This listing is for a original, old paper advertising sign (25" x 19") of Hy-Beaute Cosmetics. The poster shows various hairstyles for African American men and women. Please click the following links to see close views of this interesting piece of Black History.
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View 6 Hy-Beaute Chemical Company was located at 268 Auburn Ave. in Atlanta, Georgia. I would guess the age of this sign as 30s or 40s. It is in very good condition with flaws being a 1-1/2" tear in right border, a 1/2" tear in left border and light water stain along bottom border. Included with the item is the backing board (the sign is not attached to the backboard) and it is enclosed in a plastic bag. I will ship it enclosed safely between two sheets of sturdy cardboard.

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Aunt Jemima Pancake Making Kit
This pancake cooking set in box consists of nine pieces: special batter squeezer tube; 2 pc. batter squeezer tip; yellow plunger that goes into the batter squeezer tube; funnel; heat resistant turner; measuring cup; wire whisk; 2-way teaspoon - tablespoon; serving plate. In addition, there is the instruction sheet and a coupon for Aunt Jemima syrup (expired in 12/1988). This set was made by A.R.C. and is copyrighted 1986 by Quaker Oats Company. The image of Aunt Jemima appears on all six sides of the box. The box is in good condition - just a few little scrapes where it was taped and a couple of small creases on the tab end where the box was opened. The contents are in excellent shape also.

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