ANTIQUE 1800's VAUDEVILLE ADVERTISING FLYER B McAULEY as UNCLE DAN'L

Description

Two sided, dates to the 1800's or very early 1900's. Features B. McAuley as Uncle Dan'l. The front has, printed across the bottom, "I'll give ye five seconds by the watch to git into the next county, or---" And then in very small print "A. S. Seers Print, Union Square N. Y."
On the back are reviews of the actor and his performance in this play.
This measures 5 by 7.25 inches.
I am not sure if this is considered a handbill, a flyer or a small poster.
This is not a copy or a remake.  It is original and came out of an old Kansas estate.
I have a few others that feature other plays and I do combine shipping.
Missouri residents please add 8.6% sales tax.
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