FIRE EATER SIDESHOW ATTRACTION BANNER

HAND-PAINTED SIDESHOW BANNER BY J. SIGLER. THIS IS AN ACTUAL BANNER HAVING BEEN USED ON THE SHOW. THERE ARE SIGNS OF WEAR INCLUDING MINOR HOLES, ABRAISIONS, TEARS AT LOWER BORDER. 86"X93"

A RARE BANNER PAINTED BY NIEMAN EISMAN OF RADELL - FIRE EATER, THE HUMAN VOLCANO, C.1941. BANNER IS OF IDENTICAL CONSTRUCTION AND STYLE AS LOT 190 AND COMES FROM THE SAME SOURCE. PROVENANCE: HUNT BROS

HAND-PAINTED SIDESHOW BANNER BY J. SIGLER. THIS IS AN ACTUAL BANNER HAVING BEEN USED ON THE SHOW. THERE ARE SIGNS OF WEAR INCLUDING MINOR HOLES, WEAR, ABRAISIONS. 86"X93"

WHAT IS IT? "LOOK AT THE STRANGE THING", SPANISH SCRIPT. 4 RIVETED LEATHER CORNER STRAPS WITH IRON HOOKS. 51"X96".

DO YOU KNOW? "LOOK AT THE STRANGE OBJECT", FRENCH SCRIPT. 4 RIVETED LEATHER CORNER STRAPS WITH IRON HOOKS. 51"X96"

ROYAL HANNEFORD CIRCUS CANVAS BANNER, 2-SIDED. 11'4"X8'

ROYAL HANNEFORD CIRCUS CANVAS BANNER, 2-SIDED. 11'6"X8'

ROYAL HANNEFORD CIRCUS CANVAS BANNER, 2-SIDED. 2 HOLES LOWER LEFT CORNER. 11'6"X8'

RPPC of Alligator Girl Sideshow Attraction. Circa 1900s. Photo postcard of a tent entrance to the sideshow attraction, depicting a painted sideshow banner for the act. Not postally used. Divided back.

Sideshow Electric Chair. Circa 1940. Well-traveled and used ersatz electric chair in which a seated subject could conduct sufficient current to spark the torch of a fire eater or cause light bulbs hel

Possibly by Johnny Meah, 4th quarter 20th century. Canvas with original paint, unsigned. "The Strangest Show on Earth 12 Acts - Alive 12" with woman in bikini, fire breather and "Blockhead". Wear and

Metamorphasis. Extra Added Attraction. American, third or fourth quarter twentieth century. Vintage painted sideshow banner on canvas portraying a transgender “metamorphasis [sic]” from man to wom

A RARE BANNER PAINTED BY NIEMAN EISMAN OF LEROY - SWORD SWALLOWER. THIS BANNER WAS PAINTED BY EISMAN TO INTRODUCE LEE BRADLEY TO THE SIDESHOW STAGE UNDER MANAGER LOU BARTON FOR THE HUNT BROS. CIRCUS,

Circus of Wonders Sideshow Banner. Painted canvas. Brightly lettered banner advertising the “world’s strangest people.” 116 x 112”. Wear from age and exposure.

Humpty Dumpty Sideshow Banner. Cincinnati: Showman’s Art Service, ca. 1940s. Paint on canvas. Humpty Dumpty sits upon a brick wall while in a nearby puppet box, Punch and Judy have a row while t

VINTAGE MIDGET SNAKE WRESTLER SIDESHOW BANNER PAINTED BY JACK SIEGLER TAMPA FLA. 137" X 108" All items Located in in Hollywood Florida Warehouse For Shipping Call today for quote they have item number

This canvas sideshow banner is composed of different sections sewn together, each corner is with a leather support and a metal ring for hanging. The colorful piece was hand-painted and signed by Bobby

This canvas sideshow banner is composed of different sections sewn together, each corner is with a leather support and a metal ring for hanging. This colorful piece was hand-painted and signed by Bobb

Painted canvas circus sideshow banner: "Prehistoric Creature Alive", Fred Johnson (1892-1990), circa 1950, Signed, "O. Henry Tent & Awning Co., Chicago 40", l.r., Painted on heavy canvas.160 in. x 116

Punch & Judy Sideshow Banner. Chicago: Driver Brothers, ca. 1930s. Painted heavy canvas sideshow banner with leather grommets, depicting a scene from Punch & Judy with Punch clubbing the Policeman; th

Snap Wyatt (American, 1905-1984) AKO Alive. oil on unstretched canvas signed lower left 108" x 102" Provenance: Carl Hammer Gallery, Chicago, Illinois Acquired from the above by the present owner

Very Special People Sideshow Banner. Circa 1970s. Paint on canvas. Sideshow banner in nostalgic style depicts the Fat Lady, The Man Who Eats His Own Face, the Rubber Faced Man, Siamese Twins, and othe

First Time Alive! sideshow banner. 20th century. Painted heavy canvas advertising a circus sideshow act. 116 x 165". Creasing. Acquired from the Canadian National Exhibition.

Ho-Jo The Ostrich Man. Sideshow Banner. Chicago: O’Henry Tent & Awning, ca. 1950s. Hand-painted canvas sideshow banner, attributed to Fred Johnson, depicting a man with ostrich wings for arms, a