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Photographs and illustrations from early Bandwagon issues and photos from Fred Pfening III.
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Calliope, European Zoological Association. "John Clark's Lithographs," Bandwagon, Vol. 6, No. 2 (Mar-Apr), 1962, p. 12.
For the 1905 Carl Hagenbeck Wild Animal Show all new equipment was built by the Bode wagon Works of Cincinnati, Ohio. The outside sunburst wheels were used on a number of wagons as shown here on this ticket wagon. Harold Dunn Collection. Bandwagon, Vol. 10, No. 3 (May-Jun), 1966, back cover.
The A. H. Fulford & Co. New London Shows toured as a mud show in 1890. The parade is shown lined up in front of the midway. Original cabinet photo from Harold Dunn Collection. Bandwagon, Vol. 11, No. 5 (Sep-Oct), 1967, back cover.
Barnum & Bailey ca. 1895 Fielding cage. See Richard E. Conover's The Fielding Band Chariots for further information. Photo courtesy of Fred Pfening III.
Ringling Bros. calliope at Decatur, Illinois in 1908. Photo courtesy of Fred Pfening III.
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