Group of four Spook Show window cards

Group of spook show, magic, and circus window cards. American, ca. 1950s/70s. Including a jumbo spook show window card (28 x 22”), split at central horizontal fold; Harlem Globetrotters window c

Cigam Magician’s Club. Fourth Annual Mystery Show. Philadelphia: Triangle Poster, (1931). Four-color window card for the mystery show at Women’s Club Hall in Racine, Wisconsin where the group was

The Great Virgil (Virgil Harris Mulkey). Virgil Presents the Stage Sensation “Ghosts Take a Holiday”. Monster Mystery Circus. Chicago: Globe, ca. 1930s. Three-color spook show window card depictin

[SILKINI (JACK BAKER)]. ON STAGE. ASYLUM OF HORRORS. Circa 1963. Large three-color spook show window card advertises an in-person appearance of Frankenstein and Dracula as part of the larger performan

Group of Four 1950s Movie Window Cards. Including The Mississippi Gambler (Universal, 1953); Lady Godiva (Universal, 1955); The Silver Chalice (Warner Bros., 1954); and Babes in Bagdad (United Artists

Horrors of the Orient. Spook Show. Circa 1955. Multi-color window card advertises the combination stage show/movie presentation including the Wolf Man, Living Zombie, and ″gorgeous girls″

[Spook Show] Original Spook Show Poster Art. Circa 1960. Pen-and-ink illustration for a poster or window card advertising “The Mad Doctor and his Midnight Voodoo Show.” Framed to 20 x 16”.

World’s Fair Freaks. Pittsburgh: Triangle Poster Co., ca. 1940. Four-color window card advertising side show attractions “direct from world fairs of the world” on “18 stages.&#

Mighty Kara-Kum, The. Can You Stand 1000 Thrills/ Mystery Show. New York: E.J. Warner, ca. 1950. Bright pictorial window card (14 x 22") printed in three colors advertising the magician's spook and th

Group of four Hot Wheels Blackwalls on Rainbow cards. Group includes a Maroon with flames Split Window '63, a silver Split Window '63, a #35 Corvette Stingray and a yellow with Purple and oran

14x22, 1933-1936, U.S., Warner Brothers, comedy, musical Joan Blondell, Glenda Farrell, Dick Powell, Joe E. Brown Titles include: Havana Widows, Broadway Gondolier, Kansas City Princess, Sons o' 

WINDOW CARD, GLOBE POSTER, 1960. POSTING EVIDENCE, STAPLES. 14"X22"

WINDOW CARD, TRIANGLE POSTER CO., UNPOSTED, MINT. 14"X22"

WINDOW CARD FOR R.A.S. FEATURING THE LION MOTORDROME, MARJORIE KEMP AND HER AUTOMOBILE RIDING LIONS, CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR, 1933. POSTING EVIDENCE, MOUNTED ON BOARD. 14"X22"

Collection of Bob Hope Movie Posters and Stills. 24 pieces altogether, including seven one-sheet posters; four insert posters; four window cards; four stills; and five pieces of sheet music. One-sheet

Group of 12 Movie Window Cards. A group window cards (14 x 22”) from theaters showing a variety of movies with stars like Audrey Hepburn (Roman Holiday), Errol Flynn (Montana), and Shirley Temple (C

[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

Brooklyn Dodgers Group of Four Cards. Includes 1951 Bowman #6 Don Newcombe (EX), 1951 Bowman #7 Gil Hodges VG/EX, 1948 Bowman Pete Reiser VG/VG-EX

Lot consists of an Original Window Card, "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse", 1921, MGM, starring Rudolph Valentino, and Alice Terry. Rialto Theatre, East Rochester. Bottom edge is marked "Berkshire

1939, 14x22, U.S., United Artists, B condition, drawing on reverse, middle fold With John Clements, June Duprez, Ralph Richardson, C. Aubrey Smith War

A group of four cards, two were handmade by Wallace Berman and sent to Dennis Hopper in Los Angeles. One other is possibly from actor Dean Stockwell and the fourth is from an unidentified person. One

Truman, Harry S. Four Harry S. Truman Signed Cards. Washington, D.C., ca. 1940s. Group of four cards inscribed to Matthew J. Connelly (2) and Robert Connelly (2), and signed by Truman. Each with diffe

Original CULT ROCKY HORROR SHOW Theater Window Card signed by TIM CURRY (Frank-N-Furter) including two original recordings. Featured is a theater window card for the original 1975 Broadway run of the

Group of Four Graded Cards Polar Bear including: Zack Wheat, John Mcgraw, Red Kleinow, and Addie Joss SGC two 20 and two 40. We ship most items in house. Exclusions include furniture, oversized framed