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Tom Mix Poster 1938
thecircusblog | March 21, 2012
This poster was nailed to a barn door. Of course the poster was removed and now in a collection.
Al. G. Barnes Circus
thecircusblog | May 8, 2011
More great circus posters. My collection keeps growing thanks to my friends and my son’s that are always on the look out for anything concerning the circus.
Downie Bros Circus
thecircusblog | August 20, 2010
This is what I call papering! Thanks Dan for the great photo. I am quiet sure the circus blogers will enjoy it. I am guessing the photo was taken in the mid 1930’s. It reads on the posters the town they are playing,,,, Lynchburg.
Clyde Beatty Circus Poster
thecircusblog | July 5, 2010
Ringling Bros Barnum &.Bailey
thecircusblog | May 29, 2010
All the different names of show on this poster could be confusing, But this was just another way to advertise the show, sort of like an endorsement of one circus to another…….however they were all owned by the same company. 1938.
R.B.B.& B. Poster
thecircusblog | May 29, 2010
As you can see I am very happy with my new find and it is in fine condition. I found it in a second hand store in Florida. There is another poster similar to this one, it was printed in 1886 before Barnum and Bailey became part of Ringling Bros.
Ciro Suarez
thecircusblog | April 18, 2010
Circus Show Paper
thecircusblog | January 19, 2010
A little soap, flower and water mixed up in a bucket…..find a fence, wall, the side of a barn or a building and slap it on. There were a few times you have to pay for the space, but with a circus ticket or two the fix was in.
Greatest Show On Earth B & B Poster
thecircusblog | September 24, 2009
I started collecting circus posters when I was quite young. My dad said ………. It’s a good hobby for you it will keep you out of trouble. They were easy to find in the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s ….who wanted them after the show has left town. I even have different kinds of show arrows and circus news ads. The […]
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