Set out in the style of a wanted poster, advertising slight of hand magician and 'pick pocket' Gentleman Jack at Chipperfields Circus, printed on yellow paper, with black and white photograph of Gentleman Jack and black type. Printed by Winfield Press

Collection of circus books, journals and films.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway and Cissie Holloway, the great granddaughter of George Sanger. Both are performing on a high wire in the centre directly opposite each other.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great granddaughter of George Sanger, each sat on a bicycle balanced on parallel high wires.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great granddaughter of George Sanger, each holding an umbrella whilst stood balanced on parallel high wires.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great grandauther of Lord George Sanger. Both are performing on a theatrical stage with George balanced on the high wire in mid flight swinging upside down, whilst Cissie is standing on the ground behind.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great grandauther of Lord George Sanger. Both are performing on a theatrical stage with George balanced on the high wire holding an umbrella, whilst Cissie is standing on the ground.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great grandauther of Lord George Sanger. Both are performing on a theatrical stage with George centred in a mid flight jump on a high wire and Cissie left of him in mid stance on the stage.

Photograph of George and Ellen Sanger in a horse drawn carriage with grooms mounted on the horses.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior sat with infant on his lap. He is sat on the steps of a showman's wagon, with a black performer standing to his immediate right and his brother James Holloway standing on his far right. In the background there are two living wagons with women talking, including his sister Kate Holloway.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior sat with infant on his lap. He is sat on the steps of a showman's wagon, with a black performer standing to his immerdiate right and his brother James Holloway standing on his far right. In the background there are two living wagons with women talking, including his sister Kate Holloway.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior stood next to his wife Belvina Holloway, with their four children; George, James, Frank and Albert stood two in front of them and two to the left of them. All are standing in front of a wagon.

Promotional card and puzzle for George Blake Ventriloquist, 9p.p.

The collection contains numerous photographs, newspaper cuttings relating to traction engines and 40 rally programmes.

Photograph of George Sanger and his wife Ellen with elephants and camels and animal handlers. George is marked on the photograph in pen as 'Dada' and Ellen as 'Mama'. The man standing furthest right is William Sanger, George's brother. The photograph was taken at the 'Hall by the Sea' in Margate.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and partner on a bicycle, balanced on a high wire suspended above a theatre stage. George is sat on the bicycle holding an umbrella in each hand whilst his partner is balanced upside down holding onto the handle bars.

Black and white mid action photograph of George Holloway sat on a wooden chair that is balanced on top of a large glass bottle.

Black and white photograph of five men standing in line, in the middle is George Holloway senior with George Austin on his right waering a sailor cap. All men are standing in front of a wagon.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior balanced on a high wire, holding his performance partner upside down by the legs with his left arm. His partner is then bent from the waste through George's legs.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior on a unicycle balanced on a high wire, whilst holding an umbrella high up.