Very Special People Sideshow Banner. Circa 1970s. Paint on ...

Very Special People Sideshow Banner. Circa 1970s. Paint on canvas. Sideshow banner in nostalgic style depicts the Fat Lady, The Man Who Eats His Own Face, the Rubber Faced Man, Siamese Twins, and othe

Giant Bat Sideshow Banner. Circa 1970s. Paint on canvas. Text block sideshow banner advertises the “world’s largest giant bat”, with a wingspan of over 12 ½ feet. 150 x 98&#8221

European Illusion Theatre Sideshow Banner. Circa 1970s. Painted vinyl banner, with grommets in corners, unsigned. 118 x 118”.

5 Leg Girl and Frog Boy Sideshow Banner. Circa 1970s. Painted canvas sideshow banner. The 5-legged girl and “Frog Boy” hold hands against a white background. 107 x 115”. Wear from ag

$10,000 If Not Real. Conjoined Twins Sideshow Banner. Circa 1980. Bright and heavy canvas banner painted for the Lee Brothers sideshow exhibit of Siamese Twins. Unsigned. 68 ½ x 141". Paint worn.

A.R.K. Macabre Shrunken Human Heads Side Show Banner. c. 1970s. Initialed on front, stamped on verso, Jackpot Amusements, ILL. Side Show Banner. paint on heavy canvas. Expected wear on paint from use

[SIDE SHOW BANNERS] [ARTIST UNKNOWN]. Midget Bandit of the Bayous, Lady Jadie; Killer Cobra. ca. 1970s. 93 x 116”. Both acts on one banner. Paint on canvas. Light surface dirt. Excellent conditi

Big Show Entrance Sideshow Banner. Circa 1930. Bright hues on thick canvas, upper wooden batten present. 91 x 47 ½". Holes, wear, and soiling as expected.

Two Chinese peasant folk art landscape paintings, Huxian county, China. Image of Pandas, tropical birds, farm animals and local people. Circa 1970s. Gouache on wove paper. Dimensions: 20 in. x 15.5 in

HINER, John. Rubber Girl Alive sideshow banner. 1991. Painted vinyl banner advertising a sideshow act of a contortionist, depicting the woman in costume, sitting in a chair with her legs twisted aroun

Napoleon with Staff circa 1970s, glossy paint. 13 pieces, 1 factory painted incorrectly). Condition excellent.

Napoleon with Staff circa 1970s, glossy paint. 12 pieces. Condition excellent. Meticulous painting.

A rare antique probably an American tintype photograph. The photo depicts a railroad locomotive and a group of people. Circa: 1860s-1970s. probably, this photo is related to The US First Transcontinen

Circa 1970s, slight paint loss, small chips around edges, largest piece measures 3 3/4 X 4 1/2 X 2 3/4 inches

The Boy with 2 Heads Sideshow Banner. 20th century. Paint on canvas. The titular “boy with 2 heads” faces the crowd, each face betraying a completely different emotion. 66 x 114”. Si

The Amazing Headless Woman Sideshow Banner. 20th century. Paint on canvas. Brightly-painted sideshow banner advertises “The Amazing Headless Woman.” 46 x 67 ½”. Signed “We

GIBSON, Sybil (American, 1908-1995). Three Children and Three Cats. Circa 1970s-1990s. Tempera paint on thin paper bag paper. Signed in pencil in the lower left corner. 37 x 17”. Some wrinkling,

GIBSON, Sybil (American, 1908-1995). Six Women. Circa 1970s-1990s. Tempera paint on thin paper bag paper. Signed in pencil in the lower right corner. 38 x 19”. Some wrinkling, edgewear, one neat

GIBSON, Sybil (American, 1908-1995). Three Fates. Circa 1970s-1990s. Tempera paint on thin paper bag paper. Signed in pencil in the lower left corner. 21 x 17”. Some wrinkling, edgewear, 1 neat

GIBSON, Sybil (American, 1908-1995). Lion. Circa 1970s-1990s. Tempera paint on thin paper bag paper. Signed in pencil in the lower left corner. 20 x 16”. Some wrinkling, edgewear. Very good.

GIBSON, Sybil (American, 1908-1995). Five Women. Circa 1970s-1990s. Tempera paint on thin cardboard. Signed in pencil in the lower right corner. 14 x 20”. The usual wear, creasing. Very good.

Large Dove Decoyattributed Virginia, circa 1970s, carved and paint wood, glass eyes, loosely mounted on custom stand, branded JTU. Length 20 in. A legitimate working decoy made as a field stake up. A

GIBSON, Sybil (American, 1908-1995). “Some White Birds Appeared”. Circa 1970s-1990s. Tempera paint on thin paper bag paper. Unsigned. Her handwritten title written on verso. 15 x 21”

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