Cardini, A Deft Manipulator, window card ca. 1928

Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford). Cardini / A Deft Manipulator. [Kenton: The Scioto Sign Co.,], (1928). Window card (22 x 14”) bearing a halftone portrait of the Suave Deceiver, advertising his

Downs, T. Nelson. The King of Koins. World's Unequalled Manipulator. Kenton, Ohio: Scioto Sign Co., ca. 1928. Two-color pictorial window card bearing a classic image drawn from an earlier lithograph o

DOWNS, T. Nelson. The King of Koins. Kenton: Scioto Sign Co., ca. 1928. Two-color stiff window card with a central image of Downs in black-and-white, and the date slip for his appearance at the Fort W

Lot of 18 Carnival Window Cards. American, ca. 1950s/70s. Various carnivals and shows, including Royal American, Rogers Bros., Rohr’s Midway, Siebrand Bros., Art B. Thomas, Triple-R Amusements,

Group of spook show, magic, and circus window cards. American, ca. 1950s/70s. Including a jumbo spook show window card (28 x 22”), split at central horizontal fold; Harlem Globetrotters window c

Group of Klinecraft Magic Props. Indiana PA: Kline, 1920s - 70s. Fifteen pieces, including a unique painted gold card box (ca. 1928) believed to be among the first props Kline made; two white-capped w

Trio of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Window Cards. American, ca. 1930s. Including: Charioteer window card with date-label for Chicago’s Soldier Field. Designed by Roland Butler. 21

Title: THE YELLOW CAMEO - ORIGINAL 1928 WINDOW CARD POSTER - CYCLONE THE DOG ATTACKS! Description: THE YELLOW CAMEO - ORIGINAL 1928 WINDOW CARD POSTER - CYCLONE THE DOG ATTACKS! THE YELLOW CAMEO - ORI

Carter the Great Window Cards. Otis Litho, ca. 1920s. Classic color lithographed window cards for the magician Charles Carter, including “Carter Beats the Devil” and “World’s W

The Pretenders at The Greek Theater Berkeley, CA window card/concert poster (Cheval Music, 1984), September 1, 1984, original printing, lithograph, 19 3/4" x 12 3/4", framed 23" x 16"

[RODEO]. Four rodeo window card posters. Ft. Smith, AR: Argus Ptg., ca. 1950s. Window cards (22 x 14”) printed on cardstock and advertising rodeos and “stampedes” in Pecos, Tex.; Lak

World’s Fair Freaks. Pittsburgh: Triangle Poster Co., ca. 1940. Window card advertising sideshow attractions “direct from world’s fairs of the world.” 22 x 14”.

Calistoga Fair Horse Show and Rodeo / July 4-5-6. San Francisco: Blanchard Press, ca. 1950s. Window card in red and blue depicting a majorette. 22 x 14”. Framed.

Byrd, David. Frank Merriwell or Honor Challenged. Triton Galleries, ca. 1971. Window card (14 x 22”) for the Off Broadway musical at the Longacre Theatre. A.

Two Packs of “Anti-Religious” Playing Cards. Maker Unknown, Russia, ca. 1928. 1) 52 + J + OB (lacks top flap, sides splitting). Brilliant gold edges. The reversible courts represent four of the wo

Carter, Charles. Carter Beats the Devil. Cleveland: Otis, ca. 1926. Lithographed window card (14 x 22”) printed in colors, in which smiling Carter holds the winning hand. Minimal wear at corners, ve

Maro. Maro Prince of Magic. Chicago: Thayer & Jackson, ca. 1905. Lithographic window card (18 x 14”) printed in black-and-white and red, bearing an oval full-length portrait of the magician with a w

Blackstone, Harry (Sr. and Jr.). Two Window Cards. Including a Harry Blackstone Sr. three-color screen-printed window card (Chicago: Globe Poster Corp., ca. 1940s), a Blackstone Jr. “Instant Magic!�

Lentheric Cologne Window Card. New York: Lentheric Inc., ca. 1940s. A lithograph advertisement depicting a man skiing down a hill with text reading “For men of action/requisites by Lentheric/qui

Newmann, C.A. George. Newmann the Great. Lot of Two Window Cards. St. Paul: Standard Litho, ca. 1930s. Pictorial lithographed and letterpress window cards for the mentalist. 14 x 11". Minor edge wear.

JAXON. JAXON THE MAGICIAN AND HIS GHOST SHOW. American, ca. 1950. Three-color window card for the “necromantic extravaganza” and “spiritualistic séance – a challenge to th

Carter, Charles. Carter Beats the Devil. Cleveland: Otis Litho, ca. 1926. Color lithographed window card depicting the magician in a poker game against the Devil. Printed for an engagement at His Maje

Thurston, Howard. Thurston. World’s Famous Magician. Cleveland, Otis Lithograph Company, ca. 1935. Color lithographed window card (14 x 22”), bearing a portrait of Thurston with imps on his should

Maro. Incubation a la Magique. Chicago: Goes Litho, ca. 1905. Color lithograph window card (18 x 13”) depicting Maro producing a great number of objects and animals from a spectator’s coat. Minor