King Bros. Circus / [Seals]. Circa 1950s. One sheet. 49

King Bros. Circus / [Seals]. Circa 1950s. One sheet. 49 ½ x 28”. Date tag for Kokomo, IN. Bill-poster stamp. Minor wear at edges. Old folds. Unmounted. A.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus / [Trained Seals]. Circa 1940s. One sheet poster depicting a group of seals with a male and female trainer. 41 ½ x 28”. Unmounted. Old folds, close

King Bros. Circus / World’s Greatest Circus. Circa 1950s. Poster with portraits of circus managers Floyd King and Arnold Maley. Half-sheet (28 x 21”). Framed.

BUTLER, Roland. Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. Combined Circus / Big Otto. Circa 1950s. Three-sheet poster advertising one of the circus’s most popular attractions, “the blood-sweating hippopotam

Two circus aerialist posters. Circa 1950s. Including Hunt & Eddy Bros Circus (Globe Poster Co.), one sheet; and Cristiani Bros., panel. Both unbacked/folded. With tape marks to margins, folds, and dat

Clyde Beatty and Wallace Bros. Circus. Circa 1943. One sheet poster advertising a “gigantic trained animal exhibition.” 41 x 28”. Closed tears. Old folds. Crisp, bright colors. Unmou

Cole Bros. Circus / Harietta. Circa 1930s. One sheet poster advertises Harietta, “Europe’s Favorite Equestrienne.” 28 x 41”. Unmounted. Old folds, closed tears, losses. Skinnin

Cole Bros. Circus Poster. Circa 1930s. One-sheet (27 x 41”) poster with images of horses and Miss Ruth Nelson, “America’s Most Fearless and Daring Horsewoman.” Folded and unrestored, with cent

Russell Bros. Circus. Lion. Circa 1950s. Two-sheet offset lithograph. 55 x 42”. Unmounted. Tears and chipping in margins and image, folds. B.

Al. G. Kelly and Miller Bros. Circus. Giraffe. Circa 1950s. Three-sheet three-color poster. 77 x 41”. Mounted to Kraft paper. Folds, creases, slight tears and losses. B.

COPLAN, Maxwell Frederic. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Circa 1940s. One-sheet, 42 x 28”. Unbacked. Former owner’s hand stamps across image. Short tears in margins.

King Bros. Circus. Eight posters. Circa 1960s. Half-sheets (28 x 21”), some with date-tails. Unbacked. Condition varies, generally B+/B-.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus / [Cheetah]. Circa 1950s. Half-sheet, 27 x 20 ½” with Philadelphia date-tail. Unbacked. Minor wear to edges.

BUTLER, Roland. Clyde Beatty and Cole Bros. Circus / Big Otto. Circa 1950s. Poster advertisement for one of the Clyde Beatty Circus’s most popular attractions - Otto, “the blood sweating h

Wallace Bros. Circus / [Elephant at the Table]. Circa 1942. One sheet. 28 x 41”. Stamps of the former owner in image. Closed tears. Old folds. Unmounted. B-.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus / Prairie Bill. Circa 1930s. One sheet poster depicting Prairie Bill leading a charge of riders which counts cowboys, Mounties, and Indigenous peoples among i

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus / [Majorette with Elephant]. 1950s. One sheet, 28 x 42”. Unbacked. Tears with tape repairs into image; edgewear.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus / William Heyer. Circa 1930s. One sheet poster depicting William Heyer, “Europe’s greatest trainer and rider of high school horses.” 27 x 41

Lot of 6 Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Posters. Circa 1990s. Six one sheet posters. Unmounted. Condition generally A.

Cole Bros. Circus / Clyde Beatty Greatest Wild Animal Trainer of All Time. Circa 1930s. One-sheet color lithograph poster. With date-tail for New York Hippodrome show. 41 x 28”. Unmounted. Heavi

King Bros. Circus. Group of 8 Circus Posters. Globe Poster or no printer, ca. 1950s. Half-sheet posters depict clowns circus managers, polar bear, trained monkeys, wild animals, menagerie, and others.

Cole Bros. Circus / Blood Sweating Hippopotamus from the River Nile. Circa 1940s. One-sheet, 40 ¾ x 27”. Unbacked. Date-tail removed along bottom edge; minimal edgewear. B+/B.

Cole Bros. Circus / Blood-Sweating Hippopotamus from the River Nile. Circa 1930s. One sheet poster depicting the caged “blood-sweating hippopotamus” emitting a great roar. 41 x 28”.

Cole Bros. Circus / Con Colleano World’s Foremost Artist of the Silver Wire. Circa 1940s. One-sheet. 41 x 28”. Unmounted. Long closed tear from top edge into upper title; some skinning in