Posted By thecircusblog on March 31, 2012
This equestrienne image is part photo. The background including horse and lady, is a photograph. While the rest is free hand art, done in ink–though it was never finished. The designer could have been making it for a poster or a program cover. It is really hard to say. All I have is what you see. There was no info with the negative.
Posted By thecircusblog on March 31, 2012
I only have this photo and the negative, no other information on the year.
Posted By thecircusblog on March 31, 2012
This is all that I could glean from the negative. I figure that I am lucky even to get this as the negative is acetate. There was no further info on the folder that the negative came in.
Posted By thecircusblog on March 29, 2012
Photo taken during a parade in 1905. This wagon I believe to be a Tableau.
Posted By thecircusblog on March 29, 2012
This an original photo of a “Tableau Wagon” 1905. Sorry for the quality of this photo, it is the best I could do with my photo shop.
Great comment Bob. Thanks.
Posted By thecircusblog on March 29, 2012
A rare photo of Carl Hagenbecks steam calliope. From the info that I have, Carl is the person standing in the calliope window?
Posted By thecircusblog on March 29, 2012
This photo was taken at a a circus parade. However the date and name of the circus is unknown to me.
Thanks Bob for your comment, Who would ever guess.
Posted By thecircusblog on March 29, 2012
This piece of circus art featuring a band wagon in parade is dated 1899.
Posted By thecircusblog on March 29, 2012
I found this in my collection of photos. There was no information, just this illustration. It may have been a prototype to show a circus owner for his OK to build. There is a name of G. Lengert & Son on the photo.
