[CLOWNS]. Two Cabinet Photographs of Clowns. Europe, ca. 18...

[CLOWNS]. Two Cabinet Photographs of Clowns. Europe, ca. 1890s. Two cabinet cards, the first with a poster of the clown Mike Cray; the second a montage of images of Isdare. Studios include The Art Stu

[CLOWNS]. Ten studio portraits and publicity photographs of clowns, two signed. American, ca. 1920s/50s. Ten photographs of clowns, in some images seen with showgirls. Two signed, and two by Atwell. 8

[CLOWNS]. Two Cabinet Cards of European Clowns and Acrobats. Circa 1890s. Two cabinet cards photograph depicting circus clowns, both shown with gymnast/acrobat partners. Identified as the Brothers Edw

Cabinet Card Photograph of Sixteen British Clowns. Rugby: J. Edmunds, ca. 1900. Full-length image of sixteen clowns in makeup and costume, posed outdoors. Each man elaborately dressed, with the patch

[CLOWNS]. Cabinet card portrait. Philadelphia, ca. 1900s. Photograph on studio mount, signed “Vincent C. Harris [or “Harry”?]” in the margin. 6 ½ x 4 ¼”. Small

[CLOWNS]. Cabinet card portrait of a musical clown. Worcester, Mass.: Everett’s Studio, ca. 1890s/1900s. Sepia-tone photograph on studio mount, gilt edges, depicting a seated bald clown with ban

Portrait of two Children Dressed as Clowns. Griesheim: G. Hennemann, ca. 1880. Full-length photograph of two young boys in elaborate clown costumes and hats with equally elaborate face paint. Gilt sta

Portrait Photograph of a Victorian Clown. Havana: A. Zendequi & Co., ca. 1890. Costumed clown poses atop a stone wall, resplendent in a dark blouse with whiteface makeup and pointed cap. Cabinet card

Bajazzo the Clown Slot Machine/Trade Stimulator. Northern Automatic Machine Co., ca. 1915. Oak cabinet with plush playfield accented by brass decorations. Paper appears original. 18 x 6 x 24”. W

[CLOWNS]. Four cabinet photos of Shivers the Clown / Fancher & Southerton. Circa 1890s. Cabinet photographs depicting Shivers the Clown (Joe Southerton) and Fancher & Southerton, musical minstrels. Ph

[CIRCUS]. Twelve photographs of circus tents, midways, and setting up. American, ca. early-mid 20th century. Includes two cabinet-format photographs, one depicting Great Barlow Shows in Milford, Ind;

TWO CLOWNS, 1968, oil painting on Masonite, signed and dated center left, 24 x 18”, frame 27 ¼ x 21 ¼”.

Oil on artist's board, ca. 1930, signed bottom left, depicting two clowns. Dimensions: 34.5" H x 30" W framed, 24" H x 20" W painting. Provenance: From a Bucks County estate.

[CLOWNS]. Cabinet Card Clown Portrait. Circa 1900s. Cabinet card photograph of a clown, identified as Jim Russel, in costume and smiling at the viewer. 7 x5”. Light wear edges and spotting to im

A blown blue glass creamer; a blown blue glass basket; a ruffled blue opalescent bowl; a blown ruby vase with applied clear glass decorations and two spun glass clowns. All cabinet pcs. Six items in t

Heading: (1885 Scarce Black “occupational” photos) Author: Title: Two scarce Black “occupational” Cabinet photographs Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1885 Description:

Cards are trimmed. Overall with frame 10-1/2" high x 18-3/4" wide. Some frame losses. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to

JAMES RAY PHOTOGRAPHER, COLE BROS. CIRCUS, CA.1940'S. JACKIE LE CLAIRE COLLECTION

[CLOWNS]. Seven CDVs of circus and performing clowns. V.p. (American and European), ca. 1870s/80s. Fine group of carte-de-visite photographs of clowns, including George L. Fox, the others unidentified

New York: H.C. Miner Litho, Co.[?], ca. 1900. Magnificent lithographed poster shows the mustache-clad magician discussing a passage in an open book with his costumed assistant, while a clown and two i

each with a carved wood clown mask; two mounted to wood panels, one mounted to a metal panel the largest: 28 x 22 inches; smallest: 18 x 16 inches

WILL VAN OVERBEEK (American/Texas b. 1955) TWO PHOTOGRAPHS, "Aggies Band," AND "Aggies Clown," black and white photograph, signed in margin L/R, "Van Overbeek," 13" x 9 1/4", framed, 15 1/2" x 19".

[BASEBALL]. "Philadelphia Stars" Negro League pennant. [With:] Photographs of the "Clowns Baseball Club" and Emmett Ashford, first Black umpire in Major League Baseball. Philadelphia Stars. Ca 1933-19

[BASEBALL]. Cabinet Card Photograph of Two Cuban “Infantry” Baseball Players in Uniform. [Havana: A. Otero, ca. 1909]. Albumen print of two men in baseball uniforms with “Inftria #1&