Cole Bros. Circus with Allen King. ca. 1937.

Cole Bros. Circus. Allen King. Sensation of World’s Fair and Live Power Exhibit. Erie Litho, ca. 1930s. Offset lithograph poster. 28 x 19 ½”. Linen backed. Repaired margins; scattered

HALF SHEET, ERIE LITHO, 1935. LITHOGRAPH POSTER FEATURING ALLEN KING, BATTLING SNARLING, ROARING, MAN-EATING WILD ANIMALS. LINEN BACKED, FAINT FOLD. STRIKING IMAGE. 19"X28.5"

Cole Bros. Circus / Miss Jean Allen. Erie Litho, ca. 1930s. Color lithograph poster of “America’s most fearless and daring horsewoman.” 28 ½ x 42”. Closed tears. Old folds

Three Cole Bros. Circus panel posters. Erie: Erie Litho Co., ca. 1930s/40s. Offset lithograph panel posters advertise some of the most famous acts of the Cole Bros. Circus including The Allen Sisters,

PANEL. ERIE LITHO. BORDER TAPED. WRINKLES. 13.5"X41.5"

JAMES RAY PHOTOGRAPHER, COLE BROS. CIRCUS, CA.1940'S. JACKIE LE CLAIRE COLLECTION

This lot includes the following items - Ralphe Brown beaver top hat Alligator head Cole Bros. Circus 1937 program including Ken Maynard, Clyde Beatty, Emitt Kelly and more/ protected in sleeve. Chuc

[POSTER MAQUETTE]. Cole Bros. Circus / Miss Allen with Her Five Gaited Palemino. [Erie: Erie Lithographing and Printing Co., 1943]. Gouache on board, depicting the beautiful equestrienne astride her h

Details: 9V Collectible Circus Programs VINTAGE & ANTIQUE COLE BROS CIRCUS PROGRAMS 1937-1950 Clyde Beatty New York Hippodrome Circus Animals Shows This group features 9 vintage and antique programs

Cole Bros. Circus - Miss Jean Allen and Elephants - Erie Litho (1944) 27" x 40" US Circus Poster LB Please refer to the attached image for a detailed view of this original vintage poster. Reserve: $42

Cole Bros. Circus / Miss Jean Allen. Erie, PA: Erie Lithograph and Ptg Co., 1930s. Color lithograph poster of Miss Jean Allen. Poster reads, “America’s most fearless and daring horsewoman.

ORIGINAL CENTURY BY KELTY PHOTOGRAPH DEPICTING THE COLE BROS. - CLYDE BEATTY CIRCUS, 1937, HIPPODROME. RUBBER STAMP ON VERSO, 12"X20".

Cole Bros. Circus. Erie Litho, ca. 1940s. An aerial view of the menagerie is bisected by a vignette of a giant three-ring circus of living statues, acrobats, trained elephants, equestrians, and tight-

Cole Bros. Big Railroad Circus. N.p., ca. 1940s. Offset lithograph vertical panel poster. 15 ¾ x 28”. Unmounted. Minor wear. A-.

Cole Bros. Circus / The Cristiani Family. USA, ca. 1945. Half-sheet lithograph poster depicting the “thrilling feats of acrobatic skill” as exhibited by the famous Cristiani family. 28 x 2

Cole Bros. Circus / Boxing Horses. Erie Litho, ca. 1940s. White stallions with boxing gloves over their hooves rear up against each other, while clowns prepare another two to fight. Half sheet. 20 &#1

Cole Bros. Circus / Marie Knowlton. Erie Litho, ca. 1940s. Lithograph streamer. 41 ½ x 14”. Remnant of date-tail at bottom edge. Old folds. Unmounted. A.

Cole Bros. Circus Official Route Book. Season 1937. Wrappers (only upper retained, detached). Profusion of halftone illustrations, including panoramic images by Edward Kelty. Oblong tall 8vo (5 x 11 &

Cole Bros. Circus. Harold Barnes. Erie Litho, ca. 1935. Offset lithograph circus poster depicts the acrobat on the high wire above cheerleaders in circus sweaters with tennis rackets in hand. 27 x 18&

Cole Bros. Circus. Erie: Erie Litho & Ptg., Co., [ca. 1935]. Lithograph poster depicting the circus’ name in center with complex scenes of animal acts above and below the name. 55 ½ x 20 &#

Cole Bros. Circus / Teddy. Erie: Erie Litho Co., ca. 1940s. Offset lithograph panel poster advertising Teddy - 4 inches taller than Jumbo. 41 x 14”. Unmounted. Old folds, stains, creases, skinni

Cole Bros. Circus. Boxing Horses. Another US Poster, ca. 1940s. White stallion with boxing gloves over their hooves rear up against each other, while clowns prepare another two to fight. 41 x 27&#8221

KELTY PHOTOGRAPH OF THE COLE BROS. CIRCUS DRAFT STOCK DEPARTMENT, WATERLOO, IA., 1937. BORDERS TRIMMED, UNSTAMPED.

Cole Bros. Circus / Famous Nelson Family. Erie Litho, ca. 1930s. Offset lithograph depicting a family of tumblers performing for a large crowd. 27 x 41”. Creases, old folds. Closed tears along e