Michael Austen’s Indian Elephants, Gina the Girl in the Moon aerial act, Alun Davies and his 10 Poodles, Tommy De-Vel and Vera jugglers, Terry Elflet dancing muscles, Austen Brothers Arabian horses presented by Jack Varney, Brian Austen’s African lions presented by John Benham, Mademoiselle Yolande foot juggler, Peter Norris Ringmaster, Professor Grimble clown. Contains illustration on cover with photos, 8p.p.

Leeds, Queens Hall. Colour illustrations of two elephants in clown hats and ruffs pulling a cracker, a lion's head and a border of holly leaves, black line illustration of an elephant holding a phone in its trunk, background blue, type multicoloured

Leeds, Queens Hall. Colour illustrations of two elephants in clown hats and ruffs pulling a cracker, a lion's head and a border of holly leaves, black line illustration of an elephant holding a phone in its trunk, background blue, type multicoloured

Acrylic painting on paper of outside view of Austen Circus with trucks outside a large blue tent, mounted on card.

Jacki Althoff and Grizzly Bear, The Flying Alizes trapeze and others. Contains illustration on covers and photos, 32p.p.

Photograph of a baby in a pram in front of a circus tent.

Black type on yellow background. Left blank for adding location and date. Printed by J J Cameron, Poster Service

BETACAM. Note on case reads 'AL S1 Rushes, SM4, night generators, night establishing of Smarts lights L/S, and 93 show assorted angles'.

4 badges from the Cirkus Merano, 1 badge from the Darix Togni Circus, 2 badges from the Cirkus Benneweis.

Black and white photocopy of original programme with elephant holding a man by the head in its mouth on the front cover and programme inside over two pages, 3p.p.

Four black and white photographs of circus acts on front cover and red and black type, inside list of available acts and other details on back cover, 2p.p.

Racing Greyhounds, Samson, Ida, Vilara Troupe, Chang the Indian performing elephant, Robert Francis, Dimple, Blackbottom and Charleston on horseback, Wise Mare Peggy and Funny Jester. Blue type on blue background and illustration.

Ross and Ross revolving breakaway ladder. Don't jump Joey, The Currie Sisters, Boy Rozane and Partner wire walkers, The Tumbling Tommies acro-burlesque, The Olympics whirlwind riders, Looking For It clowns, Bue, 'the pony with the human brain', The Flying Aces aerial gymnasts. Poster mounted on painted wood, background white, type red and blue. Left blank for adding location and date. Printed by Whittaker, Printer, South Elmsall, Yorks

Circusama and Yesterday Circus Today. 9.5mm. 300 feet. Silent. Includes Jimmy Adams. Label reads “First 9.5mm my father bought me”. Buckingham Film and Video Services.

Colour illustration of clown on the foreground in a white and red outfit and stripey white and red tights inviting the viewer into a miniature circus tent on the background, over a dark blue background

Twelve enourmeous canvas pavilions, Four hundred blue ribbon horse fair, Menaries of wild and trained beasts, The famous collection of wonderful freaks, Clowns, The Mahdi: or, For The Victoria Cross. Black type on off white background with black and white illustration of equestrian parade on top section, from The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.

Olympia, West Kensington, London. Card to admit one to the ‘Greatest Show on Earth’. Printed by W.A.D.

Photograph of two male acrobats performing on a motorbike. The motorbike has a flag on the handle bars marked 'Bros Barr' (Brothers Barr). The Brothers Barr were Thomas and Charles Barr, originally miners, of Lochgelly, Fifeshire. They wee also later billed as the Aberdonians. The brothers are performing in front of a lorry marked Moxon's Circus. Moxon's Circus is recorded as travelling in 1928 and 1929 in the World's Fair newspaper.