An early 20th century Union Jack flag. This flag has some wear but it only adds to […]
ART DECO GLASS PANEL ‘CHEMIST’
A 1930s etched glass panel from a Melbourne chemist shop.
ASCOT VALE BOWLING CLUB HONOR BOARD
A 1950s blackwood ladies honor board from the Ascot Vale Bowling Club (Melbourne)
ASPRO SIGN
A large porcelain on metal Aspro sign from the 1950s. Be careful not to drop it on […]
AUSTRALIAN 1930S SIDESHOW BANNER – HARMONS BOXING TROUPE (No. 3)
SOLD. A fabulous large 1940s hand painted sideshow banner on heavy canvas showing some of the tough […]
AUSTRALIAN 1930S SIDESHOW BANNER – MILO THE SNAKE MAN
In December 1934, Australia lost a sideshow legend when Julius Mitchell, “Milo the Snake Man,” was fatally […]
AUSTRALIAN 1930S SIDESHOW BANNER – THE TATTOOED LADY
SOLD. A fabulous large 1930s hand painted sideshow banner on heavy canvas showing The Tattooed Lady and […]
AUSTRALIAN 1940S SIDESHOW BANNER – HARMONS BOXING TROUPE (No. 2)
This banner is a rare surviving artifact from the golden age of Australian carnival history. It was […]
AUSTRALIAN 1950S CANVAS SIDESHOW BANNER-WILD WEST SCENE
A large 1950s hand painted canvas sideshow banner showing a Wild West pioneer wagon train scene. These […]
AUSTRALIAN SIDESHOW BANNER FROM THE 1940S – HARMONS BOXING TROUPE (No. 1)
Australian, hand painted sideshow banner for Harmon’s Boxing Troupe, showing boxers ‘going at it’ a fixture of […]
AUSTRALIAN VINTAGE SIDESHOW BANNER 1930S, LILIOKALANI QUEEN OF THE BELLY DANCERS
SOLD. A rare, large 1930s hand painted canvas circus or sideshow banner.
CANVAS SIDESHOW BANNER- SHOOTING RANGE
A very, very long hand painted 1950s canvas sideshow banner featuring the words ‘Shooting Range’. This impressive 7.2m […]
CAST IRON LETTERS
These cast iron letters from the 1950s were once part of an old sign. Black painted finish.
CAST IRON MANDALA, 1970s
A cast iron 1970s mandala in excellent condition, a wonderful piece for inside or out.
CHART OF CELL PROCESSES BY DENOYER GEPPERT, 1965
A mid 60s cell structure and processes chart by Denoyer Geppert (USA). Canvas with timber poles.