Wednesday, June 13, 2012
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6 comments:
I'm out. And it is Outstanding.
even in Australia, (if this was local) the National Gallery would out-bid all the collectors - it should make $6,000.00 I guess - again Joey well spotted!
Interestingly, another early 20th century circus photo album went to auction about a month ago. That one only got a little over $600 but had equally interesting photos from several early circuses and carnivals.
What is that large animal in the photo...it's not a bear, the one with the long hairy tail?!?!?!
Wow!
Oh to one of the 1%ers.
Nevermind, now I see it is a bear standing on two legs...it looked like that hind leg was a tail in the air. For a moment I thought it was a monster size anteater.
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