Animals
Found in 1289 Collections and/or Records:
The African Glen Handbill, 1 June 1835
The African Glen at Royal Colosseum Theatre. Stuffed animals, village recreations etc. Printed by William Clowes, 14 Charing Cross, London, 2pp.
The All New Cottle Sisters Poster, Tuesday 1 - Sunday 13 August 1995
Bournemouth. Colour illustration of the Cottle sisters and a gorilla.
The Cairoli Family Circus and Chipperfield's Circus Films, c1950 - 1959
The Death of Lucas at the Paris Hippodrome, c1930 - 1955
Black and white photograph reproduction of an illustration titled, ‘The Death of Lucas at the Paris Hippodrome’ in 1869.
The Empire Programme, 20 July 1896
Black and white illustration of a female dancer on the front cover and black type, inside programme listing La Danse, Dayton Family, Dutch Daily, Elz a & Kate, Les Minstrels Dumond, Taffary's performing dogs, Lumiere's cinematographe, Ducreux & Geralduc, Monsier Grais, Sisters Abbot, Faust and Larsen Family. Contains commercial advertising, 2p.p.
The Empire Programme, 26 October 1896
Black and white illustration of a female dancer on the front cover and black type, inside programme listing Filli's Dogs, Solerno, The Three Harveys, Jenny Mills, Lumiere's Cinematographe, Miss Ruth Davenport, Bale Troupe, Mdlle. Nixau, Monte Cristo, Sisters Don, The Joscarys and The Pantolinos. Contains commercial advertising, 2p.p.
The Famous Continental Circus Berlin Poster, 1991
Colour illustration of horses. Left blank for overprinting location and date. Printed by W.E. Berry Limited Bradford UK.
The Golf Nut, Law of the Jungle, The Channel Swimmer and Safety Last Film, c1942 - 1965
Circusama, Yesterdays Circus Today. 8mm, Grasso. 350 feet. Mack Sennett. Black and white, silent. Extracts from commercial films. Includes; Billy Bevan in 'The Golf Nut'. Eddie Quinlan in 'The Channel Swimmer'. Harold Lloyd in 'Safety Last'. Also features animal scenes including; lions, and snake versus mongoose in 'Law of the Jungle'.
The Great Carmo Circus Programme, c1937
Red type in the centre within a circle and red illustrations of Carmo's head in three different personas including Chinese, Egyptian and Indian costumes around it and a lion on the bottom section, also outline of circus acts in the corners including trapeze, equestrian and high wire on a yellowish background on the front cover, inside programme, 2p.p.
The Great Carmo's Circus and Menagerie Poster, 1929
Baby June the cycling elephant, the only one in the world. Colour illustration in the centre, of elephant on trycicle with girl in white dress on the right and hobo clown on the left within a blue circle and yellow margins containing illustrations of elephants, horse and carriage with performers and elephant and the face of a man on top left also within a circle.
The Great Caucasian Circus Programme, 1945
Blue and white illustration of roaring lion's head within a circle and blue and white type on blue and white background on front cover, inside blue type programme, 2p.p
The Great Olympia Hippodrome and Circus Programme, 1887
The Industrious Fleas Handbill, c1833
The Industrious Fleas at 209 Regent Street. Various flea shows including 'The flea Hercules' & 'The Flea duel'. Illustrated. Printed by G. Scace, 62 Tottenham Court Road.
The Kennel Club Registration Card, 1950 - 1963
The Kennel Club registration card for Golvics Susan, owned by Mrs G. Jeffreys, for the registration of a black Cocker Spaniel.
The Lion Tamer Film, c1945 - 1960
Circusama, Yesterdays Circus Today. 9.5mm, Pathetoscope. Black and white, silent.
The Lion Tamer Film, c1945 - 1960
9.5mm, Pathescope. 350 feet. 2 Reels. Black and white, silent. Commercial film.
The Lion Tamer Film, c1932 - 1949
Circusama, Yesterdays Circus Today. VHS PAL. Scenes from the 9.5mm silent film. Also contains the Sanger memorial at St. John Cemetery Margate, Lord George Sanger’s Circus, and James Freeman ‘Pimpo the Clown’.
The Lion Tamer Part Two Film, c1945 - 1960
9.5mm, Pathescope. 300 feet. Black and white, silent.
The Manatee or West Indian Mermaid Handbill, 1 - 30 June 1878
The Manatee or West Indian Mermaid at Royal Aquarium. Second specimen only which has ever been brought to Europe. Printed by G. Phipps, 13 and 14, Tothill Street, Westminster.