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Henri Cot, the French giant and Prince Colibri, the midget.
Date: [between 1910 and 1919?]
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London Pavilion : Giant Constantin : manager, Mr. Frank Glenister.
Date: [1899]
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The only Liliputian Opera Co. : Lucia Zarate, General Mite, together with the famous midgets.
Lilliputian Opera Company.Date: Liliputian Opera Co.,
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Souvenir from the Hungarian Fat Boy : age 18 years. Weight over 30 stone.
Date: [1904?]
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Henri Cot : the French giant, who would like to marry the tallest English lady whom he may meet.
Date: [between 1910 and 1919?]
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Piccadilly Hall on and after Monday, Sept. 4th : Royal American Midgets : Miss Millie Edwards... two receptions daily... / Piccadilly Hall.
Date: Piccadilly Hall,
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"Krao", the "missing link" : a living proof of Darwin's theory of the descent of man : special lectures, 2.30, 5.30 & 9.30... : all should see her : [seated illustration].
Date: [1887]
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[Folded leaflet (turquoise paper - copies on purple paper exist) advertising appearances of 'The Pygopagi Twins', Josepha and Rosalie Blazek, conjoined twins, in some sort of performance at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, London, in late 1880. The "Bohemian" twins were under the patronage of the Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria and other distinguished personages. The twins both died at the age of 45. ].
Date: 1880
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[Undated handbill (1859?) advertising "The performing and talking fish", on exhibition at 191 Piccadilly, London].
Date: 1859
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The Pygopagi Twins : the greatest and most astonishing natural phenomenon in the world : opinions of the press ... daily receptions between 2 and 5 p.m. / Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly.
Date: 1880
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[Major Page : age 28 years, height 26 inches].
Date: [1912?]
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Smallest and largest red men in the world : Guy Gill, weight 45 lbs, Chauncey Morlan, weight 620 lbs.
Date: [1910?]
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Fred Roper and his wonder midgets.
Roper, Fred.Date: [between 1920 and 1929?]
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Frederick the Great : the English giant : born at Bayswater, age 19 : Height nearly 8 ft. and still growing. Weight over 22 stone. Can span 8 ft. Biggest hands in the world.
Date: [1908?]
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[Undated handbill (1874) for an exhibition of Andree & Son, or the Kostroma people : "Two human beings with dogs' heads" at the South London Palace. Printed on green paper].
Date: date of publication not identified
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Horns Assembly Rooms, Kennington : for one day only... Admiral Tom Trump will hold receptions at the above rooms on Monday next, Oct. 11.
Date: [1875]
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[Undated handbill (London, betwen 1845 and 1877?) advertising an appearance by Thomas Goode, the American Colossus, "tallest of the human race, 7 feet 8 inches .. and only 18 years old" at Cremorne Gardens, Chelsea, London].
Date: date of publication not identified
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Gen. Tom Thumb and wife / A. Bogardus, photo.
Bogardus, A. (Abraham), 1822-1908.Date: [1881?]
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[Illustrated 'favour ticket' to an exhibition of Aztec Lilliputians from Iximaya in central America and the Erdmanniges from under the earth in South Africa. Possibly 1855].
Date: [1855?]
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The world renowned Willy Pantzer and his wonderful midgets.
Date: [1930?]
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"Krao", the "missing link" : a living proof of Darwin's theory of the descent of man : special lectures, 2.30, 5.30 & 9.30... : all should see her : [jungle illustration].
Date: [1887]
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Gruss von Hede.
Date: [1916?]
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Mariedl, the Tyrolean giantess : age 27, weight 360 lbs, daily diet- cereals & vegetables, 14 lbs., 2 quarts OXO & 1 quart milk.
Date: [1907?]- Ephemera
Oversize ephemera (A1). Box ++76.
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Violet and Daisy : English Siamese twins : "if we have interested you kindly tell your friends to visit us.".
Date: [1914?]