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Famous possibly because of the controversial title which was later changed to "And Then There Were None".This edition is published by Fontana Books in 1976.
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Story of Little Black Sambo book by Helen Bannerman from 1920s. |
1950 edition of the same book. |
1953 edition of the same book by Whitman Publishing Company, Racine, Wisconsin. |
This is a vintage children's book, a Wee Book for Wee Folks, titled Little Black Sambo and the Baby Elephant by Frank Ver Beck. It is 4 3/8" x 5 11/16". It was printed in 1935, by Platt & Munk. 1920s. Illustrations by Frank Ver Beck.
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The inclusion in the book of these three stories:
This is the 1950 First Edition, Banned Version.
Jolliffe comic book, either early 1960's or late 1950's vintage. The issue featuring humorous cartoons featuring Australia's black (aboriginal) population. The cartoons featured aborigines in traditional dress (loin covering breechcloths for the men and front and back cloth flaps for the women). Females were usually drawn topless and drawn in such a style as to be an object of desire and curiosity by white males. The aboriginals were always drawn in humorous vein portraying scenes that suggested they were not very intelligent. See links pages for other sites that deal with fate of aboriginals in Australia and other areas of the South Pacific.
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Reproduction of Little Black Sambo Movie Poster. |
1943 Vintage pattern to make Sambo & Miranda including their wardrobe. |
Little Black Sambo Marbles. |
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Bottle opener with a black face. |
Sambo Milk Sign, 1930s. (This image cannot be enlarged.) |
"Little Black Sambo" Fishing lure, Nebraska, USA. |
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Heavy weight paper stand up cigarette or fire cracker holder. There is a place in his mouth that can be punched out for holding a fire cracker or cigarette. (This image cannot be enlarged.) |
$100 note from the Confederate States of America, US Civil War depicting Negro Slaves working on plantation. Dates 1862, before Emancipation Proclamation. |