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Antique Rare Papier Mache Mask Walk Hanging Mardi Gras Venetian Feathers
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Antique Schoenhut Circus Pig Very Good Paint and Glass Eyes
Antique Schoenhut Pig has his ears, tail and very good paint. Glass eyes, strung tightly and poses well. Overall a very good.
Antique Circus or Traveling Show Advertising Poster Melville Bro Donaldson Litho
Possibly a circus or some type of traveling show advertisement. I wasn’t able to dig up much info on the Melville Bros except a picture of three acrobats so there may be a connection there. The poster measures 30″ x 20″ and the frame is 36″ x 24″. There are some rips/tears and some water damage but overall it still presents well. It’s a cool piece.
Antique Cabinet Card Photograph Girl Boy Circus Tight Rope Walker Fort Worth TX
Antique CABINET CARD Photograph. Location: Fort Worth, Texas. Child walking right rope. 6.5″ x 4.25″. Cabinet card is in good antique condition with some light wear.
Antique Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty Circus Carved and Painted Wooden Giraffe
Very nice Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty Circus carved and painted wooden Giraffe. The paint is original and in very good condition. The figure has painted eyes, 12 tall.
Antique CDV Photograph Beautiful Woman Long Hair Odd Circus Naomi Sutherland
Antique CARTE DE VISITE (CDV) Photograph. Subject: Naomi Sutherland; Beautiful woman with long hair. In the late 1800s, seven sisters living near Niagara Falls in upstate New York used their unusual hairdos to become famous and tour the world. They appeared at dime museums, in P. Barnum’s circus sideshows, and even at world’s fairs. A handbill for one of their appearances called the sisters-Sarah, Victoria, Isabella, Grace, Naomi, Dora, and Mary-the 7 Wonders of the world! 7 Refined and Educated Ladies! 7 Ladies with 49 feet of hair! 7 feet of hair each! Onstage, the Seven Sutherland Sisters showed off their musical talents. But what the audience really waited for was their big reveal: when all seven loosened their cascades of dark hair that swooshed down, brushing the floor. 4.25″ x 2.5″. CDV is in antique condition with some wear. Please contact to make arrangements.
Antique Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty Circus Clown diamonds circles costume For Repair
This is an antique Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty Circus Clown toy from Germany. The toy belongs to the Circus character family and was made in 1909. The clown is dressed in a costume with diamonds and circles. The toy is in need of repair but a simple fix.
Antique Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty circus German Paper Mache Roly poly Over 100 Yrs
This antique toy is a German-made Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty circus character, over 100 years old. The toy is made of paper mache and is designed to be a roly-poly. It is part of the Circus character family and is considered antique and very collectible, in great shape please look at the pictures.
Antique Cabinet Card The Lilliputians Little People Magic Show Circus Performers
Antique CABINET CARD Photograph. Photographer: Pach Bro’s Studio. Introducing our captivating cabinet card photograph of “The Lilliputians”, a traveling troupe of 10 little people dressed for their enchanting performance of “Pupil in Magic”. The photograph captures the performers holding playing cards and ready to amaze their audience with a trick. Taken by the renowned Pach Bro’s studio in New York, this unique piece of history is a testament to the enduring fascination with the unusual and remarkable in the world of entertainment. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of the past with this charming and intriguing photograph of “The Lilliputians”. 6.5″ x 4.25″. Cabinet card is in good antique condition with some light wear.
Antique Cabinet Card The Lilliputians Little People Magic Show Circus Performers
Antique CABINET CARD Photograph. Photographer: Pach Bro’s Studio. Introducing our captivating cabinet card photograph of “The Lilliputians”, a traveling troupe of 10 little people dressed for their enchanting performance of “Pupil in Magic”. The photograph captures the performers holding playing cards and ready to amaze their audience with a trick. Taken by the renowned Pach Bro’s studio in New York, this unique piece of history is a testament to the enduring fascination with the unusual and remarkable in the world of entertainment. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of the past with this charming and intriguing photograph of “The Lilliputians”. 6.5″ x 4.25″. Cabinet card is in good antique condition with some light wear.