RARE/LARGE 19THC "UNCLE TOMS CABIN" LITHO FRAMED W/LUCITE

Original vintage poster: Uncle Tom's Cabin. Original lithograph. Museum Linen Backed. Date: c. 1900 Printer: Ackermann-Quigley, Kansas City. This Uncle Tom's Cabin is an Original Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction. This poster is conservation-mounted, linen-backed, and in good condition. A Certificate of Authenticity comes with all of our posters. Ready to frame This poster is for the stage performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The man depicted in the image is 'Marks' who was one of the slave clatters in this novel. Harriet Beecher Stowe...

Original poster: Uncle Tom's Cabin. Half Sheet; linen backed rereleased 1958 poster. The greatest human drama ever filmed! A cast of thousands! Told by Raymond Massey. A Colorama Features Release. Fine condition. The ever-mounting Civil Rights movement of 1958 prompted entrepreneurs Jules B. Weill and Carroll L. Puciato to reissue the 1926 screen version of Harriet Beecher Stowe...

A Framed "Vinegar Valentine" of a "Dandy" Caricature Print, 1850s "A Statement of your Mental Resources" "cute and ready to hang. some folds, see images." "perfect for a bathroom"...

A very interesting and humorous postcard from the 1930's with what I believe to be the original frame . Representing two African American Husband and wife . As you move the postcard ...

1677 Hand painted carnival sign world's tallest man and Tom tump In a pediment frame

Wonderful 19th century hand painted folk art upholstery trade sign. Double sided wooden trade sign for an old upholstery shop in San Francisco. A rare piece of San Francisco history...

Original antique caricature print of a dentist called Dr. Eisenbart, published circa 1860. This is a so called catchpenny print or ‘centsprenten’ in...

English Victorian lithograph of a large sail boat and two row boats near with a view of a coastal town in the backgound in an oak frame with a black border titiled: \"The Lord Lowther\"

Vintage framed art. Dimensions. 19 3/4 W ; 2 D ; 23 1/2 H

American cartoon, USA, 1895. Caption reads: 'A Natural Mistake. Ikenstein: "I vould like to ged a cheap drunk." Salesman: "Next door.'" The cartoon is framed with American frame of t...