Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser

Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser

Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser. This original program comes from the “Society Circus, ” a high-society charitable event held in Rochester, New York, circa 1915. It was organized by the Rochester Public Health Association as a benefit to support public health efforts-most notably education and treatment related to tuberculosis and child hygiene. This was not a commercial circus, but a full theatrical production starring local Rochester citizens, including doctors, civic leaders, and prominent families. The ringmaster was Mr. Culver, and the cast included over 70 named performers. The program features a full lineup of creative displays, such as. “Beating Them to a Frazzle” – a spoof on Smithsonian exhibitions. Scroodub Plays at Golf – comedic local satire. Aerial acts, animal parodies, and humorous sideshows. Supported Rochester’s early public health movement. Reflects civic engagement of upper-class citizens in the 1910s. Includes ads for local businesses Selden Car, Hotel Seneca, Merchants Bank, etc. Printed by Union and Advertiser Press, Rochester, NY. Loose-bound with original red cord. 12.5″ tall by 8.25″ wide. Wonderful graphic elements including a circus clown, stunt rider, and black poodle. A rare and charming artifact from Rochester’s social and medical history-ideal for collectors of antique ephemera, vintage circuses, or New York regional memorabilia. All our items are kept in a smoke-free and pet-free environment. We take great pride in the safe packaging we provide for every item we sell.
Antique 1915 Society Circus Program Rochester New York Public Health Fundraiser

Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady

Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady

Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady
Delve into the past with this authentic antique cabinet card photograph by Eisenmann, capturing the enigmatic charm of a bearded lady. A noteworthy piece from the 1800s, it epitomizes the curiosity and style of the era with its rich sepia tones and the unique artistry of albumen printing on cardboard. This portrait, measuring 4 x 6 inches, is an original and one-of-a-kind document, unframed for ease of display. It’s a captivating snapshot of Americana, depicting a woman amidst the novelty and travel themes popular in New York during the mid-19th century. This singular piece is a testament to the diverse and intriguing history of American portraiture.
Authentic Antique Eisenmann Photo New York Cabinet Card Picture Of Bearded Lady

Barnum & Bailey Elephant Parade Howdahs Antique Cars 1917 Original Photo

Barnum & Bailey Elephant Parade Howdahs Antique Cars 1917 Original Photo
Barnum & Bailey Elephant Parade Howdahs Antique Cars 1917 Original Photo

Barnum & Bailey Elephant Parade Howdahs Antique Cars 1917 Original Photo
An original 7×5 antique photo from a large archive of Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus photos acquired from the estate of a collector. This is a unique antique/vintage silver gelatin photograph — it is not a modern print. Photo Overview A magnificent 1917 street-view photograph captures the Barnum & Bailey herd of more than a dozen elaborately caparisoned Asian elephants, each bearing jeweled blankets and canopied howdahs, marching trunk-to-tail past a touring automobile and tree-lined homes during the circus’s traditional parade through town. A uniformed mahout rides the lead elephant while the rest of the column stretches into the distance, perfectly conveying the scale and spectacle that greeted American neighborhoods on show day. Before the afternoon and evening performances, Barnum & Bailey-and later the combined Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus-always staged a free parade to advertise their arrival, often stopping traffic and drawing crowds in every city along the rail route. 1917 was one of the last seasons before the two circuses merged in 1919, and images of the full elephant herd with ornate Indian-style howdahs are scarce because many original negatives were lost in subsequent fires. Secure this striking relic of America’s Golden Age of the circus today and add instant conversation-starting history to your collection. Text Present Back, center: ELEPHANTS-WITH-FLOWDAHS-BARNUM-BAILEY 1917. Condition : Good to very good vintage condition. Please see photos for scans of the surface. Photo may have natural curling or other imperfections from age.
Barnum & Bailey Elephant Parade Howdahs Antique Cars 1917 Original Photo

1920’s Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse

1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse

1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse
1920’s Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor w/ Mickey Mouse. Arm does go up and down slightly, due to grommet loose. Otherwise it would be. Fine and would slow the spring a little. At the moment it works too fast. You can see the pin in the back is in place. Minor wear for a toy from the 1020’s/1930’s. Mickey mouse in bag Maybe a new piece. I checked the printing on the metal. And the printing is a bit different. So not sure if it’s a replacement. Also the eye does go back and forth just fine. Wonderful Graphics, very bright.
1920's Antique Tin Windup EINFALT / KELLERMAN Balloon man Vendor with Mickey Mouse

RPPC Monkeyville Circus Sideshow Freaks Banners 1910s Weird Rare Photo Antique

RPPC Monkeyville Circus Sideshow Freaks Banners 1910s Weird Rare Photo Antique
RPPC Monkeyville Circus Sideshow Freaks Banners 1910s Weird Rare Photo Antique

RPPC Monkeyville Circus Sideshow Freaks Banners 1910s Weird Rare Photo Antique
RPPC “Monkeyville” Circus Sideshow Freaks Banners Freak Show “Pig Faced Child” Crocodiles “Museum of Wonders” 1910s Weird Photo Rare Antique Postcard. Scroll Down to see an image of the back of the postcard. RPPC Monkeyville Circus Sideshow Freaks Banners 1910s Weird Rare Photo Antique. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
RPPC Monkeyville Circus Sideshow Freaks Banners 1910s Weird Rare Photo Antique

Ringling Bros RBBB Egypt Camel Parade Wagon USA 1900 Original Photo

Ringling Bros RBBB Egypt Camel Parade Wagon USA 1900 Original Photo
Ringling Bros RBBB Egypt Camel Parade Wagon USA 1900 Original Photo

Ringling Bros RBBB Egypt Camel Parade Wagon USA 1900 Original Photo
An original 7×5 antique photo from a large archive of Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus photos acquired from the estate of a collector. This is a unique antique/vintage silver gelatin photograph — it is not a modern print. Photo Overview A dynamic downtown street scene shows Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey’s spectacular 16-camel hitch, four abreast, pulling the ornate “Egypt” tableau wagon during the circus’s 1900 advertising parade. Feather-plumed camels stride past storefronts marked “Expert Tailoring, ” “PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO, ” and laundry signs while the drivers, perched high on the gilded wagon, guide the team amid curious onlookers and gas-lamp streetlights. Ringling’s free street parades were legendary marketing events, drawing huge crowds hours before the big top opened and giving townspeople a glimpse of exotic animals seldom seen outside a menagerie. The “Egypt” wagon-built in 1900 and now preserved at the Circus World Museum in Baraboo, Wisconsin-was one of the most elaborate tableau wagons ever constructed. Text Present Back, upper left: “x596″ Back, center: Ringling Bros. Circus famous 16 camel team, four abreast, drawing the Egypt,’Tableau’ Wagon in 1900. ” Front signage, upper left building: “Your Credit” Front signage, awning: “EXPERT TAILORING” Front signage, façade: “PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO” Front signage, far right wall: partially visible “. Is the only. ” and “Hotel A. Condition : Good to very good vintage condition. Please see photos for scans of the surface. Photo may have natural curling or other imperfections from age.
Ringling Bros RBBB Egypt Camel Parade Wagon USA 1900 Original Photo

Ringling Bros RBBB Vancouver BC Circus Elephant Menagerie 1903 Original Photo

Ringling Bros RBBB Vancouver BC Circus Elephant Menagerie 1903 Original Photo
Ringling Bros RBBB Vancouver BC Circus Elephant Menagerie 1903 Original Photo

Ringling Bros RBBB Vancouver BC Circus Elephant Menagerie 1903 Original Photo
An original 7×5 antique photo from a large archive of Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus photos acquired from the estate of a collector. This is a unique antique/vintage silver gelatin photograph — it is not a modern print. Photo Overview A bustling Edwardian-era crowd packs an open lot in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia as Ringling Bros. “World’s Greatest Shows” stages its travelling menagerie, circa 1903. Three Asian elephants stand at centre while spectators in straw boaters and bowler hats press forward to watch them being fed; ornate animal cages line the right side, and big-top tents rise in the background. The five-storey Vancouver Milling & Grain Co. Building looms at right, its painted wall sign overlooking the vibrant scene that perfectly captures the excitement of circus day on Canada’s west coast. The Ringling Brothers first brought their mammoth menagerie north of the border in 1903, drawing thousands of Vancouverites eager to see exotic animals and marvels never before witnessed in the city. The company would merge with Barnum & Bailey in 1919, making pre-merger images from Canadian stops especially scarce. Historic Vancouver street-fronts like the Milling & Grain warehouse have long since vanished, giving this photo added local-history value-own an authentic glimpse of circus magic before it disappeared forever. Text Present Front, painted on building at right: Vancouver Milling & Grain Co. / Royal Standard / Flour Feed. ” Back, handwritten in blue ink: “Ringling Bros. World’s Greatest Shows / Corral Menagerie Condition : Good to very good vintage condition. Please see photos for scans of the surface. Photo may have natural curling or other imperfections from age.
Ringling Bros RBBB Vancouver BC Circus Elephant Menagerie 1903 Original Photo

Lion Attacks Circus Performer in Cage, Large 1870s Antique Engraving Print

Lion Attacks Circus Performer in Cage, Large 1870s Antique Engraving Print
Lion Attacks Circus Performer in Cage, Large 1870s Antique Engraving Print
Lion Attacks Circus Performer in Cage, Large 1870s Antique Engraving Print
Lion Attacks Circus Performer in Cage, Large 1870s Antique Engraving Print

Lion Attacks Circus Performer in Cage, Large 1870s Antique Engraving Print
It depicts a lion who has just killed a beautiful woman circus performer as her boyfriend looks on from outside the cage. The caption reads: Le Lion Jaloux which roughly translates to: The jealous lion. It is very large (folio size), measuring approximately 10.5 x 14.5 inches (26.5 x 36.5 cm). The picture fills most of it, with a French caption below and text surrounding it. The page is in excellent condition for its age. There is text/photos on the back of the print. See scan for an accurate view of the condition. This print will come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.
Lion Attacks Circus Performer in Cage, Large 1870s Antique Engraving Print