Derry, Bridge End. Colour postrait photograph of three clowns, title within a ticket shape on centre right and yellow, red, blue and black zig-zag border

Booterstown. Colour photograph of contorsionist, equilibrist act holding a candellabra on one of the performer's feet on the left and clown's face winking on the right on a black background, title within a ticket shape on top section

Colour photograph of clown with hair stood up on the front, red nose and colourful red and yellow checked jacket on a lime green background with red bubbles pointing at a globe of death image, title within a ticket shape

Celebration. Colour photograph of clown's head and arms on top left corner and clown's shoes on bottom right corner, orange and yellow background and title within a ticket shape

The Visitor Centre, Phoenix Park. Colour photograph of clown with big quiff and beard on a green background with clovers, title within a ticket shape

Colour photograph of four clowns on the top section, the title within a ticket shape and red, yellow, blue and black zig-zag border. Left blank for adding location and date

Book now for Ireland's National Circus. Colour photograph of clown's face and illlustraion of stripey red and yellow circus tents over a red background

Colour illustration of clown face on top right and elephant, white horse with rider and tiger's head below on a red and orange background, on glossy paper. Left blank to add location and date

Colour illustration of clown face and tiger's head on a blue and black background with a red border with yellow spots. Left blank to add location and date

Leixlip Community Centre, Tuesday 2 to Wednesday 3 October. Colour illustration of smiling clown's face on top left on a black background and roaring tiger's head on bottom right over a blue background and red border with yellow spots

Bray, Seafront, Friday 25 to Sunday 27 July. Colour illustration of large clown face wearing a blue and yellow top hat in the centre and a circus tent, a camel, a llama and horses below on a yellow background

Colour illustration in yellow, orange, black and white of clown's face wearing a checked hat and holding six baloons containing black and white illustrations and photographs of circus animals. Left blank for adding location and date

Front cover: drawing of a clown in full costume in the spotlight. Inside: programme in the centre, introduction greetings, photos of the acts, commercial advertisement. Back cover: red curtain. 10 pages.

VHS. Filmed in Bournemouth. Features Billy Smart Circus, Transport, Indians, Princess Margaret, Christmas Gala, Winter Quarters, Acts.

Business card for Frank Foster, Equestrian Director at Bertram Mills Circus. White card, black text and illustrated with a black and white photograph of Frank Foster, shown in costume. 1 p.

A collection of material including posters, programmes, handbills, newspaper cuttings and photographs relating to the shows of Jasper Redfern mainly in the Sheffield and surrounding areas. The collection was created by Fred Holmes who was a manager for Jasper Redfern of Sheffield, a pioneer of early film and exhibition. Jasper Redfern was the first man to show films in Sheffield. Also included in the collection is correspondence between Fred Holmes and Jasper Redfern.

Black and white postcard of Fred Rosaire (also known as 'The Count' or 'Count Rosaire') and his wife, Florence Rosaire (known as 'The Countess' or 'Countess Rosaire'), shown on a day out or on holiday, with three unidentified women, one of these women is thought to be Ruth Manning-Sanders.

Black and white photograph of Fred Rosaire (also known as 'The Count' or 'Count Rosaire') and his wife, Florence Rosaire (also known as 'The Countess' or 'Countess Rosaire'), with circus worker, Douglas Burrage, two clowns (one possibly 'Little Freddie'), and four unidentified children (possibly their grandchildren).

Black and white postcard of Fred Rosaire (knonw as 'The Count' or 'Count Rosaire'), shown walking down a street possibly on a day out or on holiday.

Black and white photograph of the animal trainer, Freddie Pickford with his elephant, Lizzie and her 'Pet Pony'. This photograph is thought to have been taken whilst Freddie Pickford and Lizzie the Elephant were working for Fossett's Circus.