Ormond Mcgill Séance Of Wonder Spook Show

Poster. 40” x 60”. McGill’s advertised pseudonym for his spook and hypnotic shows was DR. ZOMB. Condition: Mounted to foam core, stain along top edge, usual folds. C. With Ormond Mcgill Séance

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

Vintage Spook Show Skull Mask. American, ca. 1950. Jumbo papier-mache skull mask with hand-painted featured, polychrome painted black interior. Approx. 15 x 12 x 10”. Finish flaking in spots, but fi

Virgil Co. Trunk Collection of Spook Show Stage Props and Accessories. American, mid-twentieth century. Including two thick cardboard luminous skeletons with detachable limbs and heads; three linen sk

Newmann, C.A George. The Wonder Show of the Ages. The Mental Wizard Newmann. Minneapolis: The Liberty Poster Co., ca. 1930. Two-color pictorial broadside (14 x 42"), black and red ink on yellow stock.

2 (Two) mid 20th century advertising pieces, the first a framed spook show poster promoting "That Crazy Mixed Up Dr Jekyl and his Weird Show", claimed to be "A Fantastic Congress of Horrors" and takin

[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”.

Spook Show Poster Dr. Brundell's Shock Show Poster Main Street Drive in Theatre 10.5"x 14" in homemade taped frame June is misspelled in the heading

Spook Show Banner. Museum of Monsters. Central Show Ptg., ca. 1950s. Two panels, printed in red and black, with original brass grommets for hanging. 21 x 58. Rolled. A.

FULL SIZE SPOOK SHOW COFFIN. YORK MFG., MINIMUM METAL. WITH FITTED INTERIOR. 82"X27"X17"

Virgil Co. Spook Show Ghost Mask and Robe Costume. Chicago: Lester Ltd., ca. 1950. Large papier-mache ghost mask painted in white and black, with fabric hood and robe, bearing the original manufacture

The Wonder Show of the Generation. New York: Cato Show Print, 1958. Two-color illustrated window card announcing the 20th Annual New England Convention of Magicians, an “All Star Headliner Show” f

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″

1938 Durso's Spook Show Poster Guaranteed to scare-Ghosts will appear in the audience and chairs will begin to float Measures approximately 9"x14" mounted on hard backing with black tape around the ed

Largest 4 1/2"x3"

World Wonder Shows Model Carnival Trains. Eight wooden trays filled with hand-painted circus and carnival models for “World Wonder Shows,” including rail cars, concession stands, vehicles,

Poster, "Thurston, the Great Magician", in the wonder show of the Universe, "Do They Come Back", copyright 1918 by the Strobridge Litho Co, poster is 36 3/8"" by 26" Taken out of frame by multiple req

ONE SHEET, OLD ERIE LITHO, 1925. CHRISTY BROS. BIG 5 RING WILD ANIMAL SHOW - THE WONDER SHOW, FEATURING A RING FULL OF MONKEY JOCKEYS AND MONKEY AIRPLANE PILOTS. PROFESSIONALLY CONSERVED, ON LINEN. IM

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

Frame of Life and Death Sideshow/Spook Show Illusion. Circa 1970. An audience volunteer places her head in the cabinet, and as the magician adjusts the controls at its side, the skin from her face slo

AUTHENTIC, ORIGNAL, ONE SHEET, ERIE LITHO, 1925. FEATURING $100,000 SUPER BIBLICAL SPECTACLE "NOAH'S ARK". SCENES OF 5-RING ACTION, WILD BEAST HIPPODROME, THE WONDER SHOW. PROFESSIONALLY CONSERVED ON

[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

Professor Alcalde. Professeur Alcalde. Paris: Harford, ca. 1920s. Portrait of the obscure performer with a profusion of spiritualistic spook-show imagery comprising ghostly ladies, a spirit bell and t

Hell’s Half Acre Spook Show/Horror Show Poster. Circa 1955. Two-color poster advertising the “ghost show” “not recommended for babies or old folks with weak hearts. Bordered by