Circus
Found in 4644 Collections and/or Records:
Wereldkerst Circus Programme, 1992
One hand written note stapled to the front cover. Front cover: drawing of two white tigers leaping. Inside: programme in the centre, picture of acts with a description. Back cover: two women contortionists. 10 pages.
Wereldkerst Circus Programme, 1992
One hand written note stapled to the front cover. Front cover: drawing of two white tigers leaping. Inside: programme in the centre, picture of acts with a description. Back cover: two women contortionists. 10 pages.
West Country Dynasties/Shakespeare's Globe Film, c1900 - 2000
West Midlands Safari Park Film, c1945 - 1990
Circusama and Yesterdays Circus Today. 16mm, Celolite 400, Cinematograph Engineering Ltd., London. 400 feet, 16 minutes long. Colour with sound. Leader also titled 'Stop, Look & Listen'.
W.H. Wilkie's Super Circus Poster, From Friday 22 June 1956
What on Earth? Programme, 1995
Programme for the Natural History Museum Summer Theatre Show What on Earth? In association with Small World Productions. Show ran 27 July - 28 August 1995.
Wild West Circus Performer, c1920 - 1939
Photograph of an unknown wild west circus performer.
William Cooke's Colossal Equestrian Establishment Poster, Performance dates 26 - 28 February 1846, Reproduction printing date 2000
William Frederick Wallett Print, 1861
Engraving on paper by Mayall, printed by D. J. Pound. Black and white illustration of three quarters figure of a man in a long jacket stood with his right hand on his chest, presented in a golden embossed frame with a royal embossed coin beneath and dedicated to Brown Esq. from his old friend W. F. Wallett.
William Frederick Wallett, The Queen's Jester Print, c1800 - 1899
Engraving on paper by Mayall, printed by D. J. Pound. Black and white illustration of three quarter figure of a man in a long jacket stood with his right hand on his chest.
William Gilbert's Circus Programmes, 1951 - 1966
Programmes for William Gilbert's Circus and Gilbert's International Circus containing monochrome illustrations of equestrian act, text and dancing scene on the front cover, inside programme and some commercial advertising.
William Wilson Presents the Great International Circus Krone Poster, 19 December 1939 - 21 January 1940
London, Islington, Agricultural Hall. Colour illustrations of the roaring heads of a lion and a tiger, background yellow, blue and red, type multicoloured. Printed by J G Hammond and Co LTD, Birmingham
Williams Het International Circus Poster, c1960 - 1969
St-Niklaas-Markt, Belgium. Contains colour illustration of clowns.
Williams: Het Internationale Circus Programme, 1954
Front cover: black and white photo of a man jumping from one horse to another. Inside: progamme in the centre, photos and information about acts. Back cover: advertisement for chocolate. 4 pages.
Willko Poster, c1900 - 1939
On the Tight Wire in Mid-Air, Thrilling Sensation. Colour illustration of male acrobatic act, three scenes on the top section of the poster showing the performer doing tricks on chairs on a tight wire, on the bottom section a large house set in a landscape and a tight wire on the front, the portrait of the performer and the performer doing a hand stand on a tight wire. Printed by Edward Harrison Litho Studio, 18 Regent Terrace, Sheffield.
Windsor Safari Park Related Correspondence, 1970
Correspondence between Lord Stonham Duke of Bedford and Ronnie Smart, regarding Ronnie Smart's services as an advisor on matters of Windsor Safari Park.
Wing, Claw and Fang Film, c1945 - 1960
Circusama and Yesterdays Circus Today. 9.5mm, Pathe, Kodascope. 300 feet, 12 minutes long. Silent. Includes USA Circus. Supplied by C. W. Cramp.
Winkfield & Windsor Zoo Programme, c1900 - 2000
Front cover: title and open dates. Inside: programme. Back cover: advertisement of Jack Hylton's Circus. 2 pages.
Winship and Son's Circus Programmes, 1950 - 1969
Black and white photograph of a cownboy, black and white illustrations of clowns and a horses' head through a horse shoe on the front covers, inside programme and some commercial advertising.
Woman and Circus Tent, c1920 - 1939
Photograph of a woman standing in front of a circus tent, possibly Ellen (Topsy) Coleman.