1958 Billboard Poster

1926 Carter the Great. World’s Weird Wonderful Wizard Billboard Poster. Done by Otis Litho Cleveland, Oh. Color lithograph billboard-size poster bearing striking imagery of Carter alongside devils,

8 SHEET, RINGLING BROS. BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS LEOPARD POSTER. FOLDS, SEPARATIONS AT FOLD, CHIPPING. 80"X106"

Leaping Tiger stock billboard poster. Color block-printed poster, in four folded sheets, overall size 84 x 119”. Minor wear along edges and folds. B+/B.

80" x 101" Original Magic show promotional multi piece poster with bright colors, folds, tears, edge wear, seam separation. Excellent graphics and color. *PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR

MAXWELL FREDERIC COPLAN DESIGN, 1940'S. FOUR PANEL MOUNTED ON CHARTEX. FOLDS AS ISSUED. IMAGE 110"X163"

Original 1978 'Dancin' Bob Fosse Broadway theatre poster. Dated 1978 The dancin company. Overall 58 1/2"h x 41 1/4"w

DESCRIPTION: Keith Haring (American, May 4, 1958) framed poster. Keith Allen Haring was an American artist whose pop art emerged from the New York City graffiti subculture of the 1980s. CIRCA: 20th Ce

29"X140"

Vintage printed 1958 "Galerie Lucie Weill" exhibition poster. Matted and contained under glass in a black painted wood frame. [Sight: 24 1/2" x 18"; Frame: 31 3/4" x 21 3/4"]. Toning.

Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Sun. July 13, 1958. Admission 1.75 12"H. x 9 1/2"W.

The Gin Game. By Paul Davis. Production with Jessica Tandy, Hume Cronyn. Broadway large three-sheet poster. 1977. Flattened as laid down, framed without glass, toned with scattered discoloration and s

1958 classic with rory calhoun & susan cumings size: 11 x 14 Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper52 will bi

BAILEY, Bill. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus / [Lion and Tiger]. Billboard poster, mounted to muslin in two sections, with the Greatest Show on Earth’s iconic design of a lion and tig

ALEXANDER (Claude A. Conlin, 1880 – 1954).ASK ALEXANDER. THE MAN WHO KNOWS. Circa 1920. Enormous color stone lithograph billboard poster with Alexander’s head wrapped in a question mark at

Carter, Charles. Carter the Great. Shooting a Marked Bullet. Cleveland: The Otis Litho. Co., ca. 1926. Color lithograph billboard poster with a collage of images and vignettes from the Carter show, in

GEORGE, Grover. George / Supreme Master of Magic. Billboard Poster. Cleveland: Otis Litho., ca. 1922. Stone lithograph poster bears a central bust portrait of the Ohio-born magician, flanked by an ela

BILS, Claude (1884-1968). Grock / Cirque D’Hiver. Paris: Imp. Bedos. Bold lithograph European billboard poster. 10 x 7 ½â€™. Several repaired tears in image and margins, scattered c

Cole Bros. Circus / [Trains of Double Length Cars]. Another US Poster, ca. 1940s. Sixteen-sheet billboard poster depicting cars with disembarking elephants, camels, zebras, horses. Approximately 157 &

Original Golden Age of Magic advertisement billboard poster: ALEXANDER THE MAN WHO KNOWS: ALEXANDER THE CRYSTAL SEER. Claude Alexander Conklin (American, 1880-1954). Iconic Image of of the mind-reader

Cole Bros. Big Railroad Circus—Gigantic Billboard Poster. Another US Poster, ca. 1940s. Billboard with the lithographed image of a broad sweeping view of the inside of the circus tent. Approx. 7

Vintage "Best little whorehouse in Texas" original Broadway Billboard poster. Dated 1978 printed by Universial city studios inc. 48 1/2"h x 41 1/4"w. Sight size 57"h x 40"w

AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL, 8 SHEET BILLBOARD POSTER FEATURING A CHARGING TIGER. UNMOUNTED, FOLDS AS ISSUED, SCATTERED TEAR AT FOLDS, STAINING, TWO SECTIONS, VERY GOOD. APPROXIMATELY 92"X120"

Lachen ist noch immer die beste Medizin! [Westphalia: Produktion Niederense, n.d., ca. 1960s-1970s]. Large lithograph billboard poster in four separate panels depicting clowns and some animals. Total

PABLO PICASSO. Toros Vallauris 1958. Posters - 41. Lithograph in color on paper arches signed in iron and numbered by hand. Dry Stamp Editor. Print run: 1500 copies. Edited by: Johnson & Johnson 1983.