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Various 178Z 178Z1 –NFA Collection 178Z2 - Stationery / letterheads 178Z3 - Admission tickets and tokens 178Z4 - Musical Scores 178Z5 - Official invitations / business cards 178Z6 - Brochures for theme parks / events 178Z7 – George Tucker Collection 178Z8 – Jimmy Williams Collection 178Z9 – Shufflebottom Family Collection(Arthur Bird) 178Z10 – Shufflebottom Family Collection 178Z11 – Tommy Green Collection 178Z12 – Shufflebottom Family Collection(Waddington Snr) 178Z13 – Shufflebottom Family Collection(Waddington Jnr) 178Z14 – Shufflebottom Family Collection(Margaret Bird) 178Z15 – Billy Bellhouse Collection 178Z16 – Godden Family Collection 178Z17 – James Stokes Collection 178Z18 – Stuart Johnstone Collection 178Z19 – Bill Weeks Collection 178Z20 – Harry Lee Collection 178Z21 – David Braithwaite Collection 178Z22 – Testo Family Collection 178Z23 – Lulu Adams Collection 178Z24 – Barbara Buttrick Collection 178Z25 – Hal Denver Collection 178Z26 – Cyril Critchlow Collection 178Z27 – Charles Taylor Collection 178Z28 - Cyril Critchlow Collection 178Z29 - Marisa Carnesky Collection 178Z30 - Hamilton Kaye Collection 178Z31 - Fred Holmes Collection 178Z32 - Hodson Family Collection 178Z33 - Gerry Cottle Collection 178Z34 - Christopher Palmer Collection 178Z35 - Ben Jackson Collection 178Z36 - Handby Celeine Collection 178Z37 – Family La Bonche Project Collection 178Z38 – Zoe Beloff Collection 178Z39 – Chris Russell Collection 178Z40 – NFA20 Anniversary Collection 178Z41 – Richley Collection 178Z42 – John Bramwell Taylor Collection 178Z43 – Hal Fisher Collection 178Z44 – David Robinson Collection 178Z45 – Alfred Grey Collection 178Z46 – Smart Family Collection 1 178Z47 – Marshall and Scott Family Collection 178Z48 – Birt Acres Collection 178Z49 – Orton and Spooner Collection 178Z50 – Circus Friends Association Collection 178Z51 – Harry Paulo Family Collection 178Z52 – Selina Dobson Collection 178Z53 – O’Beirne Collection 178Z54 – Sanger Circus Collection 178Z55 – Frankie Roberto Collection 178Z56 – Monte-Williams Collection 178Z57 – Vernon Stumcke Collection 178Z58 – Jack Wilkinson Collection 178Z59 – Paul Wright Collection 178Z60 – Brendan Walker Collection 178Z61 – WGH Rides Collection 178Z62 – Rowland Scott Collection 178Z63 – Billy Wood Collection 178Z64 – Poole Family Early Cinematograph and Music Hall Collection NFA Collection178Z1 178Z1.1 Your Ideal Love Mate A Collection of 27 fortune cards with photographs of 'Your Ideal Mate' and a description of your future husband. Red print 1pp. illus 136mm x 85mm NFA collection 178Z1.2 Your Future Husband/Wife-your Future children A Collection of 41 cards with photographs Blue print 1pp. illus 136mm x 85mm NFA collection 178Z1.3 Side Show Tricks exposed Folded pamphlet with slight of hand tricks described 4pp. illus. 228mm x 159mm NFA collection 178Z1.4 Hippodrome Souvenir card for lion act, undated circa. 1920 1pp illus. 123mm x86mm NFA collection 178Z1.5 King of the Blood Trade card for medication King of the Blood featuring Barnum’s French cannon, undated circa. 1875, Buffalo New York 1pp illus. 107mm x68mm 2 1/1 NFA collection 178Z1.6 Centaur Liniment Trade card for medication Centaur Liniment featuring Barnum’s elephants with quote by Barnum, undated circa. 1884 New York 4pp 100mm x 76mm NFA collection 178Z1.7 Martin the Hatter Trade card for Martin the Hatter featuring Barnum undated circa. 1870s New York 1pp. 105mm x 70mm NFA collection 178Z1.8 Hood’s Sarsaparilla Trade card for Hood’s Sarsaparilla featuring Barnum and Bailey, copyrighted 1886 1pp. 100mm x 65mm NFA collection 178Z1.9 Blackpool Gigantic Wheel NOT AVAILABLE Commemorative coin for the 1896 giant wheel 35mm diameter NFA collection 178Z1.10 Cabinet cards advertising Stollerwerck chocolates from Koln, Germany. Colour illustration of clown on recto, poem on reverse. Includes magic illustration. Not dated c19th century 6 cards. 2pp, illus. 91mm x 47mm NFA collection 178Z1.11 Set of cards with colour illustration showing different circus acts. The verso has the same image on all cards of the ringmaster on horseback leading the circus. Not dated, c20th century 27 cards. 2pp. illus. 55mm x 82mm NFA collection 178Z1.12 Life Story of Punch and Judy Dialogue by Halbertor. Not dated, c1940 Punch & Judy Flyer with description of the seven characters and the story of Punchinello. 1pp. 187mm x 250mm NFA collection 178Z1.13 Cody's Circus & Zoo Song Book. c1940 3 Flyer with Songs and lyrics including Genevieve and The Gipsy's Warning. 4pp. A5 NFA collection 178Z1.14 Chicago Firsts by Earle Harvey Newspaper cutting with the history of the Showmen's League of America. With illustration. Early 1900s 1pp. illus. 91 mm x 147mm NFA collection 178Z1.15 Scarri famous trick and comedy Cyclist c1940/50s Programme advertising Scarri the trick cyclist from Holmsfield, Sheffield 4pp. illus. A5 NFA collection 178Z1.16 Serge Lamy and Yann Promotional brochure for French circus artists 10pp. illus.150mm x 105mm NFA collection 178Z1.17 The Hoppings Window sticker for Newcastle upon Tyne Hoppings fair produced by Metro radio, undated 1pp 225mm x 165mm NFA collection 178Z1.18 The Hoppings Window sticker for Newcastle upon Tyne Hoppings fair produced by Metro radio, undated 1pp 225mm x 165mm NFA collection 178Z1.19 Henglers Grand Cirque West Derby Road, Liverpool 9th Nov, 1891 ‘Entirely redecorated and renovated at the cost of one thousand pounds’ Illus 208mm x 120mm NFA collection 178Z1.20 Stillwell’s Hankerchief Manipulation Act Illustrated booklet c1900s (after 1902) Contains 3 paper inserts 28pp 107mm x 137mm NFA collection 178Z1.21 Royal Aquarium Zazel, the Human Cannonball c1877 4 Colour illustrated card with poem. 2pp 93mm x 150mm NFA Collection 178Z1.22 Sells & Gray Circus Route card No. # 7 1972 Route card containing towns visited in New Jersey and New York. 1pp 102mm x 153mm NFA Collection 178Z1.23 Sells & Gray Circus Route card No. # 8 1972 Route card containing towns visited in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York, USA 1pp 102mm x 153mm NFA Collection 178Z1.24 Clyde Beatty – Cole Bros. Circus Official Route No. 1 1985 Illustrated route card containing towns visited in Florida, USA 1pp 138mm x 186mm NFA Collection 178Z1.25 Clyde Beatty – Cole Bros. Circus Official Route No. 2 1985 Illustrated route card containing towns visited in Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, USA 1pp 138mm x 186mm NFA Collection 178Z1.26 Clyde Beatty – Cole Bros. Circus Official Route No. 3 1985 Illustrated route card containing towns visited in North Carolina and Virginia, USA 1pp 138mm x 186mm NFA Collection 178Z1.27 Clyde Beatty – Cole Bros. Circus Official Route No. 5 1972 Illustrated route card containing towns visited in Florida, USA 1pp 140mm x 181mm NFA Collection 178Z1.28 Circus Bartok Route cards Season 1972 Illustrated route card containing towns visited in Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina, USA 5 (i) card 1 (ii) card 2 (iii) card 3 (iv) card 5 (v) card 6 1pp 145mm x 165mm NFA Collection 178Z1.29 The Fairground Society Leicester area Pat Collins booklet Small booklet to allow members to photograph and document the engines of Pat Collins 44pp 150mm x 70mm NFA Collection 178Z1.30 Ballinasloe Fair Window sticker for Ballinasloe October horse fair 1st-9th October 2005 1pp 150mm x 160mm NFA Collection 178Z1.31 The Fairground Society Commemorative 5 unit BT phonecard with Harry Lee themed brochure produced by Neil Watson in association with Pelennor Promotions 4pp A5 with phonecard insert NFA Collection 178Z1.32 Sells & Gray Circus Route card No. # 6 1972 Route card containing towns visited in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, USA 1pp 126mm x 146mm NFA Collection 178Z1.33 Hunkydory Designs Ltd Fairground birthday card. Rocket Trip Birthday card, 3D model of rocket trip to be assembled Illus. 140mm x 140mm NFA Collection 178Z1.34 Hunkydory Designs Ltd Fairground birthday card. Swing Boats Birthday card, 3D model of swing boats to be assembled Illus. 164mm x 164mm NFA Collection 178Z1.35 Hunkydory Designs Ltd Fairground birthday card. Children’s Roundabout Birthday card, 3D model of children’s roundabout to be assembled Illus. 164mm x 164mm NFA Collection 6 178Z1.36 Hunkydory Designs Ltd Fairground birthday card. Helter Skelter Birthday card, 3D model of helter skelter to be assembled Illus. 161mm x 228mm NFA Collection 178Z1.37 Wright & Co Wright & Co’s Famous Quality Brandy Snap Paper bag for Brandy Snap, 1997 Illus. 124mm x 239mm NFA Collection 178Z1.38 Hull Fair Hull Fair window sticker, 7 – 15 October Illus. 285mm x 125mm NFA Collection 178Z1.39 Hull Fair Hull Fair window sticker, 8 – 16 October Illus. 266mm x 115mm NFA Collection 178Z1.40 Big League Rodeo / Johnny’s United Shows Advertising flyer for Big League Rodeo supported by International Rodeo Association, Oklahoma USA and Johnny’s United Shows, Alabama USA Illus. 208mm x 279mm NFA Collection 178Z1.41 Royal Mail First Day Cover Royal Mail First Day Cover British Fairs includes 4 stamps, 1983 2 copies Illus. 215mm x 115mm NFA Collection 178Z1.42 First Day Covers First day covers including stamps with pictures of galloping horses. 4 different designs. Lahaska, USA 1995 Illus. 164mm x 93mm NFA Collection 178Z1.43 Clyde Beatty – Cole Bros. Circus, Royal Ranch Wild West Circus, Sells & Gray Circus USA 1972 Route card for 3 circuses containing towns visited in New York, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island and Massachusetts 1pp 204mm x 268mm NFA Collection 7 178Z1.44 Showmen’s Guild Spitfire Reprint of Showmen’s Guild Spitfire, “The Fun of the Fair”, and letters from The
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