AMERICAN CIRCUS SIDESHOW BANNER BY ERNIE WINN.

Late 20th century. Oil on canvas, signed "ZH Ernie Winn." "Master of the Swords- 3 at one time, Alive." With Attachment rings. 33.5"h. 23"w. Ernie Winn was former sideshow performer and owner.

Second half 20th century, oil on canvas. "Swamp Devil" signed "Frierson" (Mark Frierson, Tampa Bay, Florida, b. 1964). Cut down, 60"h. 46"w. And "See the Thing Here" signed "L. Higley '97." Marked on

Possibly by Johnny Meah, 4th quarter 20th century. Canvas with original paint, unsigned. "The Strangest Show on Earth 12 Acts - Alive 12" with woman in bikini, fire breather and "Blockhead". Wear and

Mid 20th century. Canvas with original paint, signed "J. Sigler, Tampa". "Fiji Mermaid, Monkey ? or Girl". Colorful beaded mermaid. 4'9"h. 8'9"w.

Third quarter 20th century. Original oil on canvas, signed "C. Sigler". "The Handicap" with monkeys in race cars. "Anchor Supply" label on back. Minor soiling. 91"h. 116"w.

Mid 20th century. Original oil on canvas, signed "J. Sigler, Tampa". Center clown. "House of Clowns, Lot's of Laffs, House of Fun". Fragile with creases and holes. 105"h. 119"w.

Snap Wyatt (American, 1905-1984), "Mona," hand-painted circus side-show banner depicting Mona dancing with a live snake, artist name signed lower left, including in the publication: "Freakshow: Sidesh

[SIDESHOW]. Collection of snapshots of circus sideshow banners and midway scenes. American, ca. 1920s/50s. Over 30 snapshots of circus sideshows and annexes, depicting the bannerlines, ticket-sellers,

EDWARD J. KELTY (AMERICAN, 1888-1967) LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WILLIAM'S CARNIVAL ON THE CIRCUS GROUNDS, MAY 17TH, 1930. SIDESHOW BANNER LINE CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND ALONG WITH MAIN ENTRAN

American, 1936-2007. Oil on canvas, signed lower right. In the style of side show banners. "Rubber Skin Man, Alive" and "Iron Tongue Man, Alive". Unframed, 16.25"h. 13"w.Capt. Don Leslie was a profess

Painted canvas circus sideshow banner: "Prehistoric Creature Alive", Fred Johnson (1892-1990), circa 1950, Signed, "O. Henry Tent & Awning Co., Chicago 40", l.r., Painted on heavy canvas.160 in. x 116

Human Blockhead, antique canvas circus/carnival sideshow freak banner in as found condition. A few repairs and no hanging rings. Measures 88" (7 1/2 feet) x 90" (7 1/2 feet). Signed J. Sigler ,Tampa.

Jack Sigler Florida,20th Century Includes "Children of Forgotten Fathers The World's Strangest Babies" banner, an "Addict Babies" banner depicting a baby and a syringe, a "Two Headed Baby" banner feat

Antique canvas circus/carnival sideshow Gallery Of Freaks banner in as found condition. Signed Hiner measuring 118" (10') x 93" (7 3/4'). Nice bright colors. Circa 1950s Please note that this lot has

Florida, mid 20th century. Canvas with original paint signed "J. Sigler, Tampa". "Sex Wonder, Real, Alive" with hermaphroditic figure. 59"h. 72"w.

Huge Vintage Folk Art Painted Circus Sideshow Banner. This playful poster advertises the dynamic duo "World Famous Mr & Mrs Jack Pratt." This fun poster is perfect for anyone with a passion for antiqu

A LARGE CIRCUS SIDESHOW BANNER "MAGICIAN WITH LEVITATING LADY," SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY, hand-painted on canvas and depicting a turbaned magician in a tuxedo holding a magical ring around his levitat

Description: Circa 1920 Real Photograph Postcard; Circus sideshow promotional photo depicting black albino brothers, Willie and George Muse, ie; "Eko & Iko". Research indicates that they were discover

Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty circus sideshow banners, to include two canvas panels, each - 17'' h., 41'' w.

finely crafted lithographed cloth reproductions of the elusive sideshow banners which were accessories to the large oval Schoenhut circus tent each 39" x 15"

VINTAGE SCRAPBOOK CONTAINING PHOTOGRAPHS FROM LATE 1800'S TO 1950'S, AMERICAN CIRCUS, SIDESHOW, BARNUM AND MORE. 100+ PAGES. COVERS LOOSE ON BOOK.

100+ PHOTOGRAPH OF THE AMERICAN CIRCUS SIDESHOW SCENE FROM TURN OF THE CENTURY TO 1950'S. BANNERLINES, MIDWAY, STAGES, BARKERS AND PERFORMERS. SNAPSHOT TO 8"X10". MANY ANNOTATED.

Early American sideshow banner-line cabinet photograph. Circa 1880s/90s. Cabinet photograph depicting a crowd outside the “Entrance to Nickle Plate Museum” where banners for sideshow acts

Antique Cabinet Card Photograph; Depiction of black African American circus sideshow dwarf performer, Princess Wee Wee. She is shown holding the hand of another African American woman. Identification