Larry Godwin 27x48 O/B "Side Show"

Larry Godwin (AL, b 1934) 27x48 , O/B , signed lower left, '64 , "Side Show" Provenance: Alabama Art League tag attached verso, piece was accepted into exhibition size as framed 35 x 55.5

Includes 2 #6464-725 NH boxcars; 3434 operating poultry car, melt mark on lower edge; 6464-25 GN boxcar, type I; 6464-1 WP boxcar, type I, ob missing end flap 1 side. Rest show moderate playwear, C6-7

Lewis Smith. Side Show. Not signed or dated. Crayon and ink on found brown paper. Excellent condition. 19"w x 24"h with frame. Provenance: Larry and Jane Schlachter Collection. Est. $300-500. Ship: $4

Standard Gauge. Includes a 318E Shasta electric, some flaking on hood 1 side, with ob, C6+; 310 baggage; 309 Pullman; 312 observation. Cast show moderate playwear, C5

Conventional classic 2343 Santa Fe F3. Powered 2343P, unpowered 2343T. With magne-traction. Locos have been run and show significant wear including separated truck sides; see images. All boxes show we

Includes a 2018 Loco, ob, correct 6026W whistling tender with number on side; 2056 Hudson Loco, ob, incorrect 6026W whistling tender. All show light to moderate play wear.

Includes 2 #2652 gondolas, 1940, worn obs; 3652 side dump, red letters; 3651 log dump with low couplers, ob. Cars are very clean and show light playwear.

Late version with number stamped underneath. Sides are clean, roof has several green paint spots. Worn ob with 90% label intact. Shows moderate playwear with original switches in back, C6 ish.

1910, AUSTRIAN: An amazing piece of early musical automata, referred to by collectors as "The Side Show". Multiple simultaneous movements including a magician, guitar player, dancing ballerina and tra

Fred G. Johnson United States,1892-1990 Titled "That Strange Creature Obby Dobby Alive" featuring a large painted iguana in a jungle setting. Fred is considered the best sideshow circus banner painter

Eudora Welty (American, 1909-2001), Side Show, State Fair, 1939gelatin silver print (mounted as issued), negative 1939, pencil numbered "72/75" to the mount, from Eudora Welty: Twenty Photographs Port

American, 1905-1984. Canvas banner with original paint, signed. "Leopard Man - Alive". Heavily creased with some wear and small hole. 6'8"h. 6'11"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

1940'S CONEY ISLAND CARNIVAL SIDE SHOW BANNER FOR ( HALF ANIMAL HALF HUMAN ), FROM BROOKLYN, N.Y. ESTATE, AND HAS BEEN IN THE ESTATE'S POSESSION FOR MANY YEARS, UNSIGNED, MEASURES 91" X 137". OWNER LO

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.

A disturbing early 20th century circus or carnival sideshow Freak display of "Pig Boy" a prop used to bring in freak show customers. The Boy was advertised as a real baby though the prop was used for

Mid 20th century, signed "J. Sigler, Tampa" and "Jack Cripe". Original paint on canvas. Levitating woman "Light as a Feather, No Gravity, Alive". Tear at bottom. 43"h. 89"w.

Mid 20th century. Canvas with original paint, signed "Sigler - Tampa" (Florida). "Boy with Two Heads See on this Stage". Some wear. 5'h. 10'w.

Mid 20th century. Canvas with original paint. "World of Wonders, Strangest Show on Earth, Palaces of Illusions and Wonders". Some wear. 7'3"h. 15'7"w.

Unknown Manufacturer. Early Group of Six Side Show Gaming Horse Race Figures. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with great early paint patina and crazing. One with horse hair tail. All good to great

Kelty, Edward (American, 1888—1967). Sells-Floto Big Double Side Show. Waterbury, Conn. New York: Century, May 16, 1928. Sepia-tone photograph depicting cast of the sideshow including Koo-Koo the Bi

LARGE, IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY OF THE COLE BROS. CIRCUS SIDESHOW. MADE UP OF TWO WAGONS WITH FOLDING BANNER FRONTS, SIDESHOW ACTORS WITH BALLY AND STAGE. WHEN DISPLAYED, THE LAYOUT IS OVER 10 FEET LONG AND