Vintage magic posters make great Halloween decorations. Here's (above) one of my favorites. The paniced audience has been driven mad with fright.
This (above) is for Theory Cornerites who prefer simple, easy to read faces.
Robots (above) are a favorite subject for porch decorations. IMHO they're twice as effective if they're giving grief to a dummy.
This (above) is one of the all-time best magic posters. It's of Kellar and the date on it is 1894...120 years ago!
This looks like an old carnival sideshow banner, but it's rendered so beautifully that it might have been a poster.
Here's (above) another rendered sideshow banner, this time of a spider woman. I've seen several on this theme. I guess that was a common attraction way back when.
This (above) is for Theory Cornerites who prefer simple, easy to read faces.
I think this (above) is a detail from an old book cover, but I'm not sure. It would make a great stage set.
This (above) is one of the all-time best magic posters. It's of Kellar and the date on it is 1894...120 years ago!
This looks like an old carnival sideshow banner, but it's rendered so beautifully that it might have been a poster.
Here's (above) another rendered sideshow banner, this time of a spider woman. I've seen several on this theme. I guess that was a common attraction way back when.