Alexander The Man Who Knows ca. 1920 window card.

ALEXANDER (Claude A. Conlin, 1880 – 1954). ALEXANDER. THE MAN WHO KNOWS. Circa 1920. Iconic bust portrait poster with an image of Alexander’s turban-clad visage in black-and-white on a bri

ALEXANDER (Claude A. Conlin, 1880 – 1954).ASK ALEXANDER. THE MAN WHO KNOWS. Circa 1920. Enormous color stone lithograph billboard poster with Alexander’s head wrapped in a question mark at

ALEXANDER (Claude Alexander Conlin). Alexander The Man Who Knows. Circa 1920. One-sheet poster pictures Alexander’s turban-clad head in black on a bright red background. 40 x 28”. Edge chi

St. Paul: Standard Litho., ca. 1920. Handsome three-color window card bears a central profile bust portrait of Newmann his head surrounded by a question mark made of smoke, which rises from a brazier

St. Paul: Standard Litho., ca. 1920. Handsome three-color window card shows two hands at the top of the image from which electricity radiates, above a striking central portrait of Newmann. 11 x 13 ".

ALEXANDER (CLAUDE ALEXANDER CONLIN), C.1920. ONE SHEET LITHOGRAPH, FRAMED. HAS NOT BEEN EXAMINED OUTSIDE OF FRAME. 28"X42"

Created by C. Alexander (“The Man Who Knows”) and Carl Owen. The medium hands out small cards on which the séance sitters write their questions to be answered from the “Great Beyond.” The car

Lentheric Cologne Window Card. New York: Lentheric Inc., ca. 1940s. A lithograph advertisement depicting a man skiing down a hill with text reading “For men of action/requisites by Lentheric/qui

Original Rodeo Post Card Real Photo Post Card. Features rodeo star and Movie stunt man Yakima Canutt "Making a wild ride". Ca 1921. Plain Back. Famous for his stunt role in Spartacus horse race. Photo

14x22, 1932, U.S., Paramount, crime George Raft, Nancy Carroll B condition Quantity: 1

(Universal, 1957) An original U.S. window card poster for The Incredible Shrinking Man. Based on a novel by Richard Matheson, the film's unconventional yet captivating story and celebrated visual effe

1943, 14x22, U.S., RKO, B condition With Dennis O'Keefe, Margo Horror

1957. 14x18, U.S., Universal, B+ condition With Grant Williams, Randy Stuart, April Kent Horror

Antique Chinese Ivory statue of man, ca. 1920, 17” t.

Antique Chinese Ivory statue of man, ca. 1920, 14” t.

Antique Chinese Ivory statue of man, ca. 1920, 14” t.

The Pretenders at The Greek Theater Berkeley, CA window card/concert poster (Cheval Music, 1984), September 1, 1984, original printing, lithograph, 19 3/4" x 12 3/4", framed 23" x 16"

I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF & INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN (AIP, 1957) “The most amazing motion picture of our time!” “Explosive! Amazing! Terrifying!” “Nightmare thrills beyond belief!” “Cre

[RODEO]. Four rodeo window card posters. Ft. Smith, AR: Argus Ptg., ca. 1950s. Window cards (22 x 14”) printed on cardstock and advertising rodeos and “stampedes” in Pecos, Tex.; Lak

World’s Fair Freaks. Pittsburgh: Triangle Poster Co., ca. 1940. Window card advertising sideshow attractions “direct from world’s fairs of the world.” 22 x 14”.

Monte Dealing Box. American [?], ca. 1920. Brass card dealing box with half-moon cutout and thumb hole for dealing the game of monte. Very good.

Calistoga Fair Horse Show and Rodeo / July 4-5-6. San Francisco: Blanchard Press, ca. 1950s. Window card in red and blue depicting a majorette. 22 x 14”. Framed.

Byrd, David. Frank Merriwell or Honor Challenged. Triton Galleries, ca. 1971. Window card (14 x 22”) for the Off Broadway musical at the Longacre Theatre. A.

Alexander, The Man Who Knows was the highest paid mystic/magician of the golden age of the 1910s & 1920s. Alexander often adorned himself in clothing inspired by the East, seen here in his turban. Ale