A large collection of figures formed as a Circus Display and Big Top, 'Reynold's Model Circus', various makers, probably formed 1950s, including Britains - three 901 Indian Elephants, in original boxes, rest loose including two Indian Elephants, two small Indian Elephants, seven elephants on back feet, four standing and three mounted keepers, twenty-seven boys and girls from howdahs, fourteen liberty horses, camels, lions, and other wild animals, two tamers, stilt walker, balancing clown from tightrope set, and other figures; Timpo: two clown band and others; Charbens: clown unicyclist, clown climbing ladder and two fat policemen; Wend-Al: assorted lions; Hill: lions and other animals; with a large quantity of converted and repainted figures and animals to make circus displays; and a painted wooden scratch-built eight-car circus train, with a neatly disassembled big top including seating, fabric, stands, guy ropes and baseboard (most unconverted pieces F-E, three boxes E)