HINER, John. Rubber Girl Alive sideshow banner. 1991. Paint...

HINER, John. Rubber Girl Alive sideshow banner. 1991. Painted vinyl banner advertising a sideshow act of a contortionist, depicting the woman in costume, sitting in a chair with her legs twisted aroun

Mystery Girl. Alive. Sideshow Banner. Mid-century hand-painted canvas sideshow banner depicts a muscular woman onstage, numerous swords and daggers having been driven through her body and limbs. 88 x

Roberts, Marie. Rubber Girls. Sideshow Banner. Coney Island, 1999. Two green-clad contortionists, stacked one on top of the other, nearly fill the banner in its entirety. Flown at the Coney Island Sid

HINER, John. Eeka and the Monsters Sideshow Banner. 1986. Colorful sideshow banner depicting a woman in a leopard print dress embracing a snake. 161 x 66”. Expected wear from age and exposure.

Wyatt, Snap (American, 1905 – 1984). Tattooed Girl. Alive. Vintage hand-painted canvas sideshow banner. 132 x 120”. Signed by the artist lower corner. Corners repainted, dozens of patches on verso

HINER, John. Eeka and the Giant Snakes Sideshow Banner. 1986. Colorful sideshow banner depicting a woman in a leopard print dress embracing a snake. 110 x 82”. Expected wear from age and exposur

Roberts, Marie. Tattoed Girl. Sideshow Banner. Coney Island, ca. 2000. Tattoo-covered lady at the center of the lively banner. 69 x 58”. Well-worn with paint loss in lower third; the banner flew

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

American, 1936-2007. Oil on canvas, signed lower right. In the style of side show banners. "Rubber Skin Man, Alive" and "Iron Tongue Man, Alive". Unframed, 16.25"h. 13"w.Capt. Don Leslie was a profess

[SIDE SHOW BANNER]. Monster Snake Alive. [N.d.]. Paint on canvas. Original folk art painted sign for a sideshow act featuring a giant snake. 65 x 110”. With metal rings for hanging at corners. T

THE BULL WHEEL - PORTRAYING JOHN FELTON BURNED ALIVE", SIGNED LOWER RIGHT BY BOOTS, PORT OF TAMPA CITY. HAS TWO SMALL TEARS. 4 IRON HOOKS. 9'6"X8'3

Norman Synrex, Florida, ca. 1950s-1970s. Original oil on canvas, signed lower right. "Elaine Marie The Girl with 2 Heads, Alive", seated in a revealing bikini. Added hanging bar at top. 89"h. 117"w.

Florida, mid 20th century. Canvas with original paint signed "J. Sigler, Tampa". "Sex Wonder, Real, Alive" with hermaphroditic figure. 59"h. 72"w.

American, 1905-1984. Canvas banner with original paint, signed. "Leopard Man - Alive". Heavily creased with some wear and small hole. 6'8"h. 6'11"w.

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

Mid 20th century. Canvas with original paint, signed "J. Sigler, Tampa". "Fiji Mermaid, Monkey ? or Girl". Colorful beaded mermaid. 4'9"h. 8'9"w.

Mid 20th century, signed "J. Sigler, Tampa" and "Jack Cripe". Original paint on canvas. Levitating woman "Light as a Feather, No Gravity, Alive". Tear at bottom. 43"h. 89"w.

Fourth quarter 20th century. Canvas with original paint, signed "Meah Studios, Riverview, Fla." Colorful "Pricilla the Ape Girl - Was Darwin Right?" 3'10" x 3'11".

Tampa, Florida, mid 20th century, signed "Sigler & Son, Tampa". Original paint on canvas. "Twisto, On Stage, Alive" featuring a man in a turban with twisted neck. Some wear, small holes and edge tears

Florida, mid 20th century, unsigned. Original paint on canvas. "Frog Boy, Alive" with seated figure in center. Some wear and small edge holes. 56"h. 33"w.

Attributed to J. Sigler, mid 20th century. Original paint on canvas "Master of Swords, Alive" with a turbaned man holding a scimitar. Minor wear, small hole. 80"h. 100"w.

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.

Likely done for the Don Post original Hollywood Monster Masks. By Fred Johnson from the Potter Collection. 94" x 94"

Frierson, Mark. Two Headed Calf. Born Alive. Miniature Sideshow Banner. Tampa: Frierson Studios, ca. 2000. Modern miniature canvas sideshow banner featuring a bovine anatomical anomaly. 36 x 27".