Six Louisville Newspapers with Circus Advertisements. Louisville, KY: 2 "Louisville Daily Journal" and 4 "Louisville Mourning Courier," 1844-1850. Complete issues. Some with lithographs. Including ads for:
1. "Louisville Daily Journal," 7 June, 1844. Stickney's Circus, with illustration of an equestrian act.
2. "Louisville Daily Journal," 5 September, 1844. New York Circus: Howes & Mabie, with illustration of an equestrian act.
3. "Louisville Mourning Courier," 16 September 1847. Stickney's Great National Circus, with illustration of a woman balancing on a wire.
4. "Louisville Mourning Courier," 3 April 1848. With 3 advertisements for:
- General Tom Thumb, with illustration of a miniature figure balancing on the finger of an outstretched hand.
- Rockwell & Co's New York Circus, with illustration of a jousting tournament.
- Spaulding's Master Circus (no illustration).
5. "Louisville Mourning Courier," 27 September, 1850. Welch, Delvan & Nathan's National Circus!, with 2-column illustration of an equestrian balancing act performing in the ring.
6. "Louisville Mourning Courier," 21 October, 1850. Mammoth Circus and Roman Amphitheatre of Olympic Novelties, with 2-column illustration of uniformed figure holding a gun and sword standing on a horse who is trampling 2 figures.
Condition
Minor toning, creasing, marginal tears, and handling wear. Overall good.