Millie Christine, Siamese Twins

Millie-Christine / Siamese Twins Dime Museum Advertisements. Two pieces, including a trimmed advertisement for Millie-Christine, appearing at Kohl & Middleton’s South Side Dime Museum (5 ¼

[Millie Christine] W.C. Coup’s Equescurriculum. The Two-Headed Nightingale. [Philadelphia, 1878]. Handbill advertising the famous African American Siamese Twins, Millie Christine McKoy. 9 1/8 x

[MUSIC - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Two photographs of African American conjoined twins Millie-Christine. CDV, studio view of Millie-Christine, with a guitar at their side. Philadelphia, PA: W.L. Germon's Te

6.25" x 4" cabinet card of African-American conjoined twins, Millie and Christine McKkoy, of North Carolina. Also known as "The Carolina Twins," The Two-Headed Nightingale" and "The Eighth Wonder of t

[MUSIC] -- [McKOY, Millie and Christine (1851-1912)]. HUGHES & Co., photographers. CDV of the famous conjoined twins from North Carolina. St. Louis, ca 1860s. CDV studio portrait on cardstock mount (l

Millie and Christine McKoy (American, 1851-1912). Carte de vista photograph of the Two Headed Nightingale Millie-Crissie by the photographer, J.H. Fitzgibbon . Circa 1890. Dimensions: 2 1/4 in. x 4 in

This Siamese twins porcelain vases in fine enamel glaze throughout. Both with the white unglazed grounds on the main body, painted with the vivid quail and the beautiful flowers. Gilt moulded at the r

Lawrence W Ladd - Utica Master - Outsider artist. School House. Watercolor and ink on paper. Exhibited: Munson-Williams-Proctor Museum of Art. Provenance; Arthur Kern. Framed size H 21" W 31-1/4" pape

MILLIE-CHRISTINE (Millie and Christine McKoy, 1851 – 1912). For a Short Time only. The Wonderful Two-Headed Nightingale. London: J.W. Last & Co., Printers, [1871]. Letterpress double-sided broad

Siamese Twins, Daisy and Violet Hilton. Kansas City, MO: Quigley Litho Co., ca. 1920s. One-sheet (27 x 43”) poster for “The Sensation of Vaudeville,” “San Antonio’s Siamese Twins, Daisy and

BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM NEW YORK

Cabinet Photo of Korean Siamese Twins. Philadelphia: Ridenour/Edena Photo, 1903. Sepia-tone cabinet card photograph of the twins in traditional robes, parted to show the conjoined portion of their bod

San Antonio’s Siamese Twins Daisy and Violet Hilton. Kansas City: Quigley Litho, ca. 1930s. Lithograph in colors depicting the famous conjoined twins. 42 x 27”. Edges chipped, tear with lo

LONGUEUIEL, Dan (American). Siamese Twins - Armless Lady Sideshow Banner. San Diego: Dan Longueuiel Studios, 1975. Painted canvas. 112 x 110”. Wear from age and exposure. Signed at lower left.

Tocci Brothers Siamese Twins Cabinet Card. New York: Obermuller & Kern, 1880s. Full length portrait of the famous conjoined twins. Very good. Giovanni and Giacomo Tocci, Italian conjoined twins, were

ONE SHEET, QUIGLEY LITHO CO., 1930'S. LITHOGRAPH POSTER FEATURING THE SENSATION OF VAUDEVILLE, SAN ANTONIO'S SIAMESE TWINS, DAISY AND VIOLET, BORN JOINED TOGETHER. MOUNTED ON BOARD, LACQUERED. FADING.

Millie—Christine Advertising Card. The Renowned Two Headed Lady. Cincinnati: The Strobridge Lithographing Co., ca. 1870s. Color advertising trade card for "The 8th Wonder of the World," appearing in

PITCH CARD OF THE TWO-HEADED LADY, THE 8TH WONDER OF THE WORLD. STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPH CO., CINCINNATI. C.1880. TWO SIDED WITH BILLING ON REVERSE, JOHN B. DORIS' GREAT INTER-OCEAN LARGEST AND BEST SHOW

Cabinet Card Photograph of Millie-Christine. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1880s. Albumen print on Eisenmann studio mount, gilt scalloped edges. 6 ½ x 4 ¼”. A crisp and fine portrait of the

CDV OF CHANG AND ENG, SIAMESE TWINS BORN IN 1811 IN SIAM. THEY MARRIED SISTERS AT AGE 32 AND FATHERED 10 AND 12 CHILDREN RESPECTIVELY. DIED IN 1874 AT THE AGE OF 62.

16th C Wood Cut Print Heinrich Vogtherr (1490-1556) Siamese Twins. Hand Coloured. Print Measures 4 Inches H X 7.5 W, Frame Measures 9 Inches H X 11.75 W.

PITCH CARD FOR THE RENOWNED TWO-HEADED LADY, MILLIE CHRISTINE, 1883. SMALL LOSS AT CORNER. 5.5"X3.5"

Cabinet card by Wendt of Boonton, N.J. of Adolph and Rudolph, a pair of fake Siamese twins. They traveled as performers in the 1800's billing themselves as Siamese (conjoined) twins. Rudolph was born

Adolph-Rudolph Siamese Twins Cabinet Card. Boonton, NJ: Wendt, ca. 1880s. An ivory finish photo of the fake Siamese twins; Rudolph had malformed legs and considered the affliction not curious enough t