1890s American letterpress broadside poster

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Aspect ratio 2:3, native 4K. A flat, straight-on, perfectly lit high-resolution scan of an authentic 1890s American letterpress broadside poster, printed in red, black, and metallic gold ink on aged cream paper with subtle fiber texture, faint fold creases, slight ink spread, and tiny foxing spots. The poster is packed edge to edge with typography in the classic Victorian circus style: every line in a different wood type face, including bold slab serifs, tall condensed gothics, ornate Tuscan letters, outlined and shadowed display type, and elegant copperplate script. Ornamental borders of filigree, stars, and pointing hands frame everything. Fine engraved illustrations decorate the poster: a pair of turntables with lightning bolts between them, a violin wreathed in laurels, a woman with rays of color bursting from her eyes, a giant brass horn speaker, and mechanical singing automatons. All of the following text must appear exactly as written, correctly spelled, in this order from top to bottom:

Arched across the top: "BY POPULAR DEMAND! ONE NIGHT ONLY!"
Huge headline: "PLASM0'S"
Giant main title on two lines: "GRAND ELECTRO-ACOUSTICAL" / "SPECTACULAR"
Subtitle in script: "A Marvel of Modern Sound & Science, Never Before Witnessed by Mortal Ears!"
Ribbon banner: "SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th · DOORS AT 9 O'CLOCK · THE CRYSTAL PAVILION, CHICAGO"
Section heading: "FEATURING"
Two columns of six numbered acts, each with a bold name and a smaller description beneath:
"1. THE THUNDERING TURNTABLES" / "Two Direct-Drive Engines Spinning in Perfect Synchrony!"
"2. THE PHANTOM VIOLIN" / "Fifteen Years of Classical Mastery Summoned from Thin Air!"
"3. MADAME KROMESTHESIA" / "She Sees Every Note in Living Color!"
"4. THE BINAURAL WHISPERER" / "Sounds That Travel from One Ear to the Other!"
"5. THE INCREDIBLE BASS CANNON" / "Felt in the Chest Before It Is Heard by the Ear!"
"6. THE AUTOMATON CHOIR" / "Twelve Mechanical Voices in Perfect Harmony!"
Circular gold medallion seal: "ADMISSION 50¢ · LADIES FREE BEFORE TEN"
Two testimonial quotes in italic: "I have never danced so vigorously in all my life." - The Duchess of Wicker Park / "My hat flew clean off my head." - A Gentleman of Logan Square
Boxed panel titled "RULES OF THE HOUSE": "1. No Fainting Upon the Dance Floor." "2. Hats Must Be Removed During the Drop." "3. Requests Will Be Politely Ignored." "4. Management Is Not Responsible for Lost Shoes, Spirits, or Sense of Time."
Tiny fine print along the bottom edge: "Printed by the Midwestern Steam Press Co., Chicago, 1893. All Sounds Guaranteed Genuine. The Management Reserves the Right to Increase the Volume Without Notice. Refunds Issued Only in the Event of Total Silence."

Every letter crisp, sharp, and legible at full size, with authentic letterpress character.