Would you try to sell this?

I found this in a unit last week, shoved in between two couches. I was surprised to say the least.







Based off my research this seems to be a popular image, with the K's always being diagnol in the same spot. There are 4 K's on this one, instead of just three. Could of just been a pre-caution by the artist, or a leader reference perhaps? The material is like a velvet feel. Hand painted.

I run a big yard sale everyday where I live, but wouldnt dare put this out to be seen. However I do think it could fetch some kind of monetary value to the right person ($20-$50? Maybe more?). So what do you guys think, would you bother trying to sell it at all?

I think your best bet would be eBay. eBay has plenty of items for sale with this subject matter. I'm sure there is a collector or someone affiliated with the organization who would pay a lot more than $50 for it. I would put it up for auction and let it ride.

I agree. Ebay is your best bet. I would sell it, but not with a face to face interaction. I would also put in your Ebay listing that you are not affiliated with any organization nor do you support the subject matter. Maybe mention that you are a reseller and found this in a storage auction. Don't want to put out in the atmosphere that you are a connoisseur of KKK memorabilia..

What's up with all the sideways photos by the way? (This photo & your avatar)

What's up with all the sideways photos by the way? (This photo & your avatar)

Fayettenam is a city in NC near the Fort Bragg Army Base. Because of all the military personnel, the town had more than it's fair share of hookers. So I guess we can make the assumption that anything associated with the city of Fayettenam will be found laying down.

Fayettenam is a city in NC near the Fort Bragg Army Base. Because of all the military personnel, the town had more than it's fair share of hookers. So I guess we can make the assumption that anything associated with the city of Fayettenam will be found laying down.

You are right on the money there, although it IS cleaner than it used to be (the hookers or the streets?). 

Fayettenam is a city in NC near the Fort Bragg Army Base. Because of all the military personnel, the town had more than it's fair share of hookers. So I guess we can make the assumption that anything associated with the city of Fayettenam will be found laying down.

That's just wrong. I think he and his wife were wrestling in the avatar pic. He had her pinned down.

That's just wrong.

Apparently not, read the post above yours.

Wanted to give everyone an update on this. I did put this up on ebay, in which the span of 6-12 hours it was removed by ebay. But in that time I recieved several messages from serious klan collectors. To make a long story short, it will be shipped on its way to a new owner tomorrow for the price of $275. The picture alone will be profit on the locker it came out of. I also made a new contact for any KKK items. A nice profit for something that could of ended up in the trash!

Interesting that eBay would remove it.   I don't  agree with them but the kkk is a legal group with free speech rights.    I've seen Black Panther and Black Power items listed. 

I would think they would've stated a reason for the removal. But in the absents of that, there's this: http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/offensive.html

Be sure to go down and click the KKK link to see exactly what is or isn't allowed.

Since you made so much money on it are you considering selling the other ones you have hanging in your living room?

   I'm kidding of course, I know you would never sell those.     I'm on a roll tonight. 

Once again, kidding. Just for the record, Fayettenam Man does not have KKK paintings hanging in his living room. They're on the wall in his bedroom. 

Okay, Okay...I'll stop now.

Heres the reasoning from ebay if anyone is curious.

You recently listed the following listing:
 
261214727681 - Ku Klux Klan Hand Painted Canvas Framed White Robed Horse/Man
 

Unfortunately, we had to remove your listing because of the following:
 
Your listing identified the item as a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) item, or one that may promote the organization.
 
Regardless of the historical value of the item, if it is related to an organization of hatred like the KKK, it will not be allowed on eBay.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation and ask you to please not relist.
 


Items promoting or glorifying hatred, violence, or racial or religious intolerance aren't allowed. Items that promote organizations with these views are also prohibited.

Some examples of prohibited listings include:
 
- Relics from the Ku Klux Klan or anything that bears the KKK symbol
 - Items promoting the Aryan Brotherhood or Neo-Nazi groups
 
This restriction includes items that have the organization's symbols blocked, cropped, or are otherwise not shown in the listing.



The market here really surprised me. I wouldnt mind a whole unit of this stuff, guys were chomping at the bit to get it!