Netherfield, Nottingham: Stafford Co., [ca. 1890]. Broadside, 11.25 x 9 inches. Old fold lines, light staining to left side. Broadside advertising a performance of the Livermore Brothers Court Minstrels, an English minstrel band who performed in blackface during the Victorian era. The program includes “American Song & Dance,” “The Darkies..... More
Chicago: National Printing & Engraving Co., [ca. 1909]. Broadside poster, 41 x 28 inches. Red ink printed on yellow paper. Old folds, minor wear, a few small chips and tears. A large, striking broadside advertising an unidentified Hawaiian show or exhibition -- possibly a magic lantern show -- printed in..... More
Boston: 1868. Broadside, 13 x 9.75 inches. Printed on purple paper. Light fading and minor soiling at edges. Broadside advertising the rail line from North Bridgewater, East Stoughton, and East Randolph departing for Boston for passengers to take in the afternoon and evening theatre shows in the city. Times are..... More
[N.p. ca. 1922]. Broadside, 11 x 6 inches. Old folds, minor wear, contemporary notation at bottom of sheet. Broadside advertising musical entertainment and lectures by this self-described veteran of the Indian Wars and his wife, Princess Napanee. Chief Benito Altaha Gray Horse was a member of the Chiricahua Apache tribe..... More
[Lincoln, Ne. 1876]. Broadside, 24.5 x 10 inches. Old fold lines. Some wear and soiling, small loss near top left and lower right edges. Announcing the fourth appearance of the Lincoln Thespians on the evening of June 29, 1876, performing Enoch Arden and a vaudeville play entitled The Loan of..... More