Tattooed Man Interactive Circus Display. “Peep show”-like d...

Tattooed Man Interactive Circus Display. “Peep show”-like display in which a participant, looking through an inset gilded frame sees himself or herself as a tattooed man with two snarling

Cotton Candy Wall Mounted Circus Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; viewers peer through the frontmost lens to see a lighted miniature display recreating a scene of life on th

Barbershop Wall Mounted Circus Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; viewers peer through the frontmost lens to see a lighted miniature display recreating a scene of life on the

Checker Players “Circus Life” Wall Mounted Circus Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; viewers peer through the frontmost lens to see a lighted miniature display rec

Clowns Applying Makeup Wall-Mounted “Circus Life” Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; viewers peer through the frontmost lens to see a lighted miniature display rec

Pink Lemonade Wall Mounted “Circus Life” Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; on examination, viewers looking through the frontmost lens see a lighted miniature disp

Circus Outhouse Wall-Mounted “Circus Life” Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; viewers peer through the frontmost lens to see a lighted miniature display recreating

First Aid/Circus Hospital Wall Mounted “Circus Life” Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; viewers peer through the frontmost lens to see a lighted miniature display

Hair Washing Wall Mounted “Circus Life” Peep Show Display. Box-like wall-mounted peep show display; viewers peer through the frontmost lens to see a lighted miniature display recreating a

Native American Circus Tent Diorama. Large wall-mounted “peep show”-like diorama depicting a stereotypical native American scene from a circus or Wild West show, and including teepees, a m

Five Clowns Interactive Circus Display. Bright freestanding photo op/museum display in the form of five life-size costumed circus clowns, with two heads cut away, allowing a participant to insert his

Exhibit Supply Co. Peep Show Coin-Operated Barrel Viewer. Original figural penny arcade game features busts of a man and woman standing behind barrels. Drop in a coin to light up the inside of the bar

Exhibit Supply Co. Peep Show Coin-Operated Barrel Viewer. Original figural penny arcade game features busts of a man and woman standing behind barrels. Drop in a coin to light up the inside of the bar

This large piece has very strong colors and great graphics which show a giant circus with numerous crowds enjoying themselves. Some fold lines and bends with edge wear and minor soiling. (Very Good Pl

Poster has excellent color, has man wrestling a three headed dog, displays well framed, shows light wear, 46"x32", rated 9

In good condition, man is wearing a wide brim hat, a long coat, holding a staff, displays well, shows some wear, 43"T.

A disturbing early 20th century circus or carnival sideshow Freak display of "Pig Boy" a prop used to bring in freak show customers. The Boy was advertised as a real baby though the prop was used for

(82) vintage fountain pens in display case from pen dealer, used at shows, not any higher end pens in case, seems like from $75.00 to $15.00 , case has some loose drawers, most all with his old price

It has average color. It shows areas of discoloration, wear, paint loss, and a few touch ups. It displays well and the sign at the bottom is fantasy piece with vinyl letters and painted to look old. I

[TATTOO] Five Portraits of Tattooed Men and Women. New York and elsewhere, 1880-90s. Including a half-length portrait of Irene Woodward by Baker of Columbus; two half-length images of shirtless tattoo

Oil on massonite of mother and child. 10.75 x 7.5, frame; 10.5 x 13.5. Signed L.R. Faulkner. On reverse; The Galeery 617 East Las Olas Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. One man show by Henry Lawrence Fa

DESCRIPTION: Philip Wofford (American, B. 1935). Acrylic on canvas entitled "The Tattooed Man". On reverse: "1962 Philip Wofford". Signed in lower right corner. In thin, black frame. Wofford is known

Signed lower right, further signed, titled and dated Feb. 1963 / New York verso. Exhibited 1979 at the FAR Gallery's one-man show and featured as a fold-old illustration in the exhibition catalog. Cha

Signed lower left. Believed to be a portrait of the artist's son. Exhibited at the Hunter Museum of Art, Chattanooga, TN in April-May 1983 and The Canton Art Institute, OH One Man Show, Jan-Feb 1988;