This collection contains black and white photographs of George Sanger's Circus, photocopies of newspaper cuttings related to the Sanger Family and original drawings for costume designs by June Dick.

Cabinet card studio photograph of man, seated. The card is printed with signature 'John Miles Co', Bristol and Clevedon on the front. John Miles Co signature print on reverse 9 Clare Street, Bristol and The Beach Clevedon Portrait Painters and Artists in Photography on Reverse. also printed Patronized by Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.

Includes a route booklet by R. Archer for the George Sanger's Grand Circus and Menagerie tour of Europe in 1878 and photocopies of programmes, photographs, newspaper cuttings, a letter and a Sanger family tree.

Photograph of an unknown circus acrobat or gymnast who appeared with 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus at Balmoral in Scotland in 1898.

Photographic print of an acrobatic troupe performing on a platform on top of a pair of elephants. The act is believed to have been at 'Lord' John Sanger's Circus. The photograph is believed to have been taken by Peter Hoffman.

Photograph of an acrobatic troupe and elephants. The act is believed to have been at 'Lord' John Sanger's Circus. The photograph is believed to have been taken by Peter Hoffman.

Photograph of the entrance booth to 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus with men standing at the entrance. The booth has three admission categories 1 penny entrance, six pence entrance and three and two shillings entrance. The booth also has the royal crest and a painted scenes of wild west and equestrian performers.

Photograph of a circus living wagon from 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus. The wagon has the lettering sign written on the side 'Patronized by the Queen and the Royal Family from London'. The woman inside the wagon is believed to be Ellen 'Topsy' Austin (nee Coleman) granddaughter of 'Lord' George Sanger. The man sitting on the steps is believed to be Harry Austin, Ellen's husband. The standing man is believed to be Harry's brother George Austin.

Photograph of four men standing beside a circus tent. The man on the left is believed to be equestrian performer George Austin. George, with his brother Harry, performed for many years with 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus. George was married to Kate Holloway.

Photograph of performers from Sanger's Circus. The image shows a clown being chased by a man dressed in coarse blanket type costume, with black make-up and a club. The clown is believed to be George Holloway. This maybe an act that 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus had mentioned in the programme (178K45.1) called 'Koho the Indian Chief and Albert the Clown'.

Photograph of performers from Sanger's Circus standing beside a circus tent. The image shows three men and includes a clown and a man with a club. This maybe an act that 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus had, mentioned in the programme (178K45.1), called 'Koho the Indian Chief and Albert the Clown'.

Photograph of two male animal trainers or equestrian performers from Sanger's Circus.

Black and white photographs and postcards of the Sanger circus and family, including family portraits, show fronts, performers, musicians, parades and carriages, some of the people on the photographs have been identified.

Photographs 178C108.502-515 show Lord George Sanger's Circus on a European tour.

Photograph of a tableau wagon from 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus procession depicting Britannia with a lion and a lamb. Britannia was originally played by Ellen Sanger wife of Lord George Sanger, however, this Britannia is most likely to be Georgina Coleman daughter of Laurina Sanger who is noted as playing the role after her grandmother Ellen.

Photograph of a troupe of performers, possibly acrobats, from Sanger's Circus. The man on the back row, furthest right, is believed to be Harry Austin (husband of Ellen 'Topsy' Coleman). The man to the left of him is believed to be a member of the Holloway family. The man on the left of the front row is believed to be George Austin.

Photograph of a clown from Sanger's Circus standing in between two chairs.

Photograph of a clown holding a mop from George Sanger's Circus.

Westminster Bridge Road. Scenes in the Circle, Richard III and the Great Battle of Bosworth Field and the Death of White Surrey, Cinderella. Black type on off white background with embossed border, 2p.p.