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Acceptable condition. Shipped with usps media.
Books included:
1. A Ticket to the Circus: A Pictorial History of the Incredible Ringlings
By Charles Philip Fox
Superior Publishing Company, Seattle, Washington
1959 – First Edition
Library of Congress Card No. 59-9874
Hardcover with dust jacket.
A heavily illustrated history centered on the Ringlings and the development of their circus empire, featuring historical photographs and circus imagery.
2. The Circus in America
By Charles Philip Fox and Tom Parkinson
Superior Publishing Company, Seattle, Washington
1969 – First Edition
Library of Congress Card No. 69-9847
Hardcover with dust jacket.
A pictorial history of the American circus featuring historic photographs, performers, animals, shows and other material documenting American circus culture.
3. The Circus: Bigger and Better Than Ever?
By Herb Clement
A.S. Barnes & Company
Copyright 1974
ISBN: 0-498-01321-9
Hardcover with dust jacket.
An illustrated look at the circus and its performers, entertainment, spectacle and changing role during the 20th century.
4. Pictorial History of the American Circus
By John and Alice Durant
A.S. Barnes and Company, New York
Copyright 1957
Fourth Printing – July 1964
Library of Congress Card No. 57-9907
Hardcover with dust jacket.
Please note All four books are vintage pre-owned copies with their dust jackets. Dust jackets show varying degrees of age and wear, including edge wear, rubbing, creasing, tears, chipping and areas of paper loss. A Ticket to the Circus has particularly noticeable loss and wear to its dust jacket. Covers and interiors show normal signs of age and previous use. Minimal writing from previous owner. Some books appear to have bend along with foxing which are present in photos. (See images).
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