Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of 'The Circus Fans' Association Notes' by Dicky Bird and 'British Circus Ring Notes' by Hurd, and The Circus Fan's Association Bulletin No 7, 11, 13 and 14, 38p.p.

Colour cartoon illustrations of circus performers with name on scroll around a larger figure in the centre in red, black and off white colours, on black background on the front cover, inside introduction, colour photographs of the acts and performers with text, circus merchandise on the last page and commercial advertising, 10p.p.

Arnhem, Rijnhal, 12 to 16 March. Dr Haze v the X-Factor. Colour photograph of two performers, one with white face makeup and sharp finger nails inside some form of cage, the other wearing a black top hat and black glasses, background black and red, type multicoloured

Arnhem, Rijnhal, 12 to 16 March. Dr Haze v the X-Factor. Monochrome green photograph of a woman with sharp fangs, background black, type green and white

Rijnhal Arnhem, Netherlands, 12 to 16 March. Three fold handbill with colour photograph of a woman in a jar and a man in a top hat and dark glasses screaming next to it, inside information in Dutch, colour photographs and newspaper reviews in English, on reverse calendar of events

Machester, Chorlton Park, Thursday 1 to Saturday 10 October. Green, blue and white type on grey background and colour photograph of woman in a jar and man in a top hat and dark glasses screaming next to it, £1 off voucher on bottom section and some information on reverse with photograph of acts

Black and white illustration of a Dr Haze's face sticking his tonge out and wearing a hat on the front cover, he has red snake like eyes on a black and red background, inside introduction, colour and black and white photographs of acts and performers and text and commercial adversting, 10p.p.

Camden, The Roundhouse, 21 January to 21 February. Colour photograph of several circus acts gathered about a fire, including clowns, a dwarf on a motorbike and a trapeze artist, background pink, type white, green and black. Designed by Tony Shuker

Colour photograph of female vampire's face showing behind an open metal hatch in a box with metal spears on the front cover, inside programme and colour photographs of acts and performers with text, on back cover save the rhino campaign article, 6p.p.

Red type on black background on front cover, on gloosy card, inside introduction, colour photographs of acts and performers with text, programme in the centre and commercial advertising, also circus merchandise advertising, 10p.p.

Colour photograph of a female aerial act wearing a white outfit with red stains on the chest hanging upside down over a red background on the front cover, inside introduction, colour and black and white photographs of the acts and performers with text, circus merchandise on the last page and commercial advertising, 10p.p.

Book containing obituaries for various members of the Holloway family including William, Jane, Edward, john and James and including references to James' rendering of Richard the Third at Ashlety's Royal Amphitheatre under the management of Cooke and other plays such as Macbeth, and Rob Roy by Walter Scott.

Black and white photograph reproduction of an illustration titled, ‘The Death of Lucas at the Paris Hippodrome’ in 1869.

16mm, Diamond Film Productions. 100 feet, 2 minutes long. Black and white, silent. Includes Alex Mckeown and Chinese Magician Magic Act. Copied to DVD 4 and DIGI-BETA.

VHS. Radio Etelefis Eireann, Iris TV. Note on tape reads 'Century Circus progamme Number 6, produced by Louis Marcus Productions for Radio Telefis Eireann'.

Colour illustration of horses. Left blank for overprinting location and date. Printed by W.E. Berry Limited Bradford UK.

Black and white photograph reproduction of a poster advertising 'The Famous Trevor Bros & Co. A New Novelty Balancing Act Full of Thrills'.

Plastic folder containing information about the act, black and white photographs in plastic sleeves of some of their tricks and list of past performing venues and loose photocopy of 1930s Proctor's Royal Circus show, 9p.p.

Black and red ink sketches for the costume of The Firebird, including handwritten annotations and material samples.

The Five Flying Elephants booklet with photocopies of the book and black and white photographs.