1931 American Circus Advertisement, Ringling Bros, Barnum Bailey Circus Courriers - The Great Hugo Basque but here it takes the

but here it takes the form of a standalone visual statement

often enjoyed as an after-dinner digestif

we can read "De Arte Venatoria" which can be translated as "The Art of Hunting"

What we do know is that it is in very good condition

Shown above the message is a bald eagle with upswept wings flanked on each side by a United States flag and a smoking cannon

1931 American Circus Advertisement, Ringling Bros, Barnum Bailey Circus Courriers - The Great Hugo Basque but here it takes theDate: 1931 Size: 16. 25 x 20 inches About the poster: The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus began as two separate shows in the 19th century. P. T. Barnum and James A. Bailey founded The Greatest Show on Earth in 1881, known for its grand scale and exotic animal acts. Meanwhile, the Ringling brothersfive siblings from Wisconsinstarted their own small circus in 1884, which quickly grew into a major rival. In 1907, after Baileys death, the