This is question is in reference to the book "The story of Little Black Sambo" which was written by Helen Bannerman and published in 1899.
After this book was released the name 'Sambo' was used as a racial slur. this answer does not represent or endorse that misuse of the name.
In the story an Indian boy called 'Sambo' was challeneged by four hungry tigers who wanted to eat him. He eventually tricks them into running around a tree until they turned into melted butter. Sambo then used the butter to make a pancake.
"The Story of Little Black Sambo" was first written and illustrated by Helen Bannerman in 1899.
What is my 1043 little black sambo marionette in the box with record worth
The little black boy with the black hat is named Little Black Sambo. He is the main character in the children's book "The Story of Little Black Sambo" by Helen Bannerman.
Disney's former right-hand man and the designer of Mickey Mouse, Ub Iwerks, produced an cartoon of "Little Black Sambo" in 1935. It was called... "Little Black Sambo". Not that easy to find though.
How much a copy of the story of Little Black Sambo is worth varies depending on the age and the conditions. Rare copies can be worth upwards of 200.00 as of 2014.
Phyllis J. Yuill has written: 'Little Black Sambo' -- subject(s): Characters, Racism in literature, Sambo, Sambo (Fictitious character)
Little Black Sambo was copyright in 1961 by the Whitman Publishing Company in Racine, Wisconsin Printed in U.S.A. a "TOP TOP TALES" book The book was Illustrated by Bonnie and Bill Rutherford
probabaly around 10 to £20
The value of a book like "Little Black Sambo" from 1901 can vary depending on its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. However, due to its controversial and racially insensitive content, some editions may have limited value in today's market. It's best to consult with a reputable antique book dealer or appraiser for an accurate valuation.
The storybook you are referring to is likely "The Tall Book of Make-Believe" by Jane Werner and Garth Williams. It was first published in 1950 and contains classic stories such as "Little Black Sambo," "The Little Red Hen," "Chicken Little," and "The Three Little Pigs."
I do not know any specific meaning related to slavery. There is a well-known story for children about a boy in Africa called Little Black Sambo who was chased by a tiger.
The value of a Little Black Samboo book No. 856 depends on its condition. This book in excellent condition is valued between 49.00 and 55.00 as of 2014.