Barnum & Bailey poster from 1914 advertising Katie Sandwina and her troupe. "Germany's beautiful Herculean Venus possessing the most perfect female figure".
Katie Sandwina (born Katharina Brumbach and also known as Katie Brumbach; 1884 – 21 January 1952) was an Austrian-American circus strongwoman.
KatieSandwina (born Katharina Brumbach and also known as Katie Brumbach; 1884 – 21 January 1952) was an Austrian-American circus strongwoman. Katie Brumbach...
spent his early years travelling with the circus, where his mother, KatieSandwina, was a circus strongwoman, and he had a background as a ringmaster....
1922) born in Estonia. Anette Busch, (1882 – 1969) born in Estonia. KatieSandwina, (1884 – 1952) born in Vienna, Austria. Marie Ford, (1900 – Unknown)...
1936 at the Alhambra, where critics compared her to Miss Athleta or KatieSandwina. She returned to Germany in 1936 and lived with her parents in Braunschweig...
earlier when circus performer KatieSandwina lifted 130-kilogram (290 lb) overhead; according to Drechsler, the Sandwina record inspired Marshall to work...
(1829–1897), American businessman, namesake of Brumback Library in Ohio KatieSandwina, (1884–1952) (birth name Brumbach), a circus strongwoman Lexi Brumback...
during America's first fitness craze of the 1890s. Posters billed KatieSandwina as Europe's queen of strength, beauty, and dexterity. Despite her muscularity...
Joplin Joan of Arc Joan Baez Joy Adamson Judy Chicago Kathe Kollwitz KatieSandwina Lorena Hickok Louise Nevelson Margaret Atwood Margaret Sanger Maria...
1910 With playwright Eugene Walter, January 15, 1911 With strongwoman KatieSandwina, June 4, 1911 With Guilford Glynn, Iola, Kansas, city commissioner,...
only to his chest. After this victory, Brumbach adopted the stage name "Sandwina" as a feminine derivative of Sandow. In 1906, Sandow was able to buy the...
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