"MS. ELECTRA" SIDE SHOW BANNER - R. J. WARD

NICE SIGLER BANNER WITH WANDERLIN "TOUCH-UP", A COUPLE OF REPAIRABLE TEARS AND EXISTING REPAIRS, MISSING ONE HOOK. 9'8"X11'2"

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.

Tampa, Florida, mid 20th century. Pencil on paper, signed lower left. Studies of clowns and a snake charmer. Framed, 25"h. 21"w.

HAND-PAINTED SIDESHOW BANNER BY J. SIGLER. THIS IS AN ACTUAL BANNER HAVING BEEN USED ON THE SHOW. THERE ARE SIGNS OF WEAR INCLUDING MINOR HOLES, ABRAISIONS, TEARS AT LOWER BORDER. 86"X93"

HAND-PAINTED SIDESHOW BANNER BY J. SIGLER. THIS IS AN ACTUAL BANNER HAVING BEEN USED ON THE SHOW. THERE ARE SIGNS OF WEAR INCLUDING MINOR HOLES, WEAR, ABRAISIONS. 86"X93"

Florida, mid 20th century, unsigned. Original paint on canvas. "Frog Boy, Alive" with seated figure in center. Some wear and small edge holes. 56"h. 33"w.

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.

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.

Attributed to J. Sigler, mid 20th century. Original paint on canvas "Master of Swords, Alive" with a turbaned man holding a scimitar. Minor wear, small hole. 80"h. 100"w.

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.

Empire Style Brass & Carved Mahogany Side Table, Possibly R.J. Horner, late 19th Century Dimensions: 29" H x 32" W x 24" D (MKER275)(MS)

LESTER, Allen J. Photograph of Fred Smythe, Side Show Boss. N.p., n.d. (1940s?). Glossy photograph of a man selling admission to a sideshow, behind him a banner depicting a tattooed weight lifter. 10

Kelty, Edward J. (1888—1967). Christy Brothers Circus Side Show. New York: Century, 1927. A photo featuring the cast of the side show standing behind the banner of “Museum of Christy Livin

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

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.

[SIDE SHOW BANNER]. Monster Snake Alive. [N.d.]. Paint on canvas. Original folk art painted sign for a sideshow act featuring a giant snake. 65 x 110”. With metal rings for hanging at corners. T

A RARE BANNER PAINTED BY NIEMAN EISMAN OF LEROY - SWORD SWALLOWER. THIS BANNER WAS PAINTED BY EISMAN TO INTRODUCE LEE BRADLEY TO THE SIDESHOW STAGE UNDER MANAGER LOU BARTON FOR THE HUNT BROS. CIRCUS,

Circus of Wonders Sideshow Banner. Painted canvas. Brightly lettered banner advertising the “world’s strangest people.” 116 x 112”. Wear from age and exposure.

Humpty Dumpty Sideshow Banner. Cincinnati: Showman’s Art Service, ca. 1940s. Paint on canvas. Humpty Dumpty sits upon a brick wall while in a nearby puppet box, Punch and Judy have a row while t

This is an original circus or side show banner "Histah and the Monsters"" by Fred G. Johnson, a prolific sideshow banner artist whose career spanned 65 years. His banner paintings were displayed at th

This is an original circus or side show banner "Histah and the Monsters"" by Fred G. Johnson, a prolific sideshow banner artist whose career spanned 65 years. His banner paintings were displayed at th