Original 1914 Kar-Mi magic show advertising poster titled “Swallows a Loaded Gun Barrel and Shoots a Cracker from a Man’s Head.” This rare stone lithograph promotes vaudeville illusionist Kar-Mi (Joseph Hallworth), known for his dangerous sword-swallowing and sharpshooting acts in early 20th-century traveling shows. Professionally linen-backed for preservation and display. A striking and highly collectible example of early American circus and magic advertising. Details: Date: 1914 Printer: National Printing & Engraving Co. Size: approx. 105 x 70 cm Medium: original color lithograph on paper, linen backed Condition: [describe honestly – e.g. minor restoration, edge wear, etc.] Frame: included (if selling framed) Condition Notes: Typical age-related wear. Linen backing stabilizes original folds and enhances display. Why it’s collectible: Classic sideshow / magic imagery Early 20th-century lithography Rare survival in large format Strong visual appeal for collectors of circus, magic, and Americana. This will be sold out of its frame.It does not include the frame and will be shipped in a tube.