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Original circa 1899 photograph showing The Elks Deutscher Band No 56 Mansfield Ohio posed on a carnival or street fair midway. The bass drum identifies the group, and the image shows uniformed musicians with brass instruments standing on a brick street lined with fair booths and concession stands. Visible signs include a gas lighting display booth and other midway vendor signage, with flags and decorated booths in the background.
A strong local history and fraternal organization image with appeal to collectors of Mansfield Ohio history, BPOE Elks Lodge 56 memorabilia, German American band history, carnival and street fair photographs, early gas lighting advertising, and turn of the century street scenes.
Photograph measures approximately 5.375 x 8.25 inches. Condition is antique used with age toning, surface marks, scratches, edge wear, corner wear, light soiling, and general handling wear from age and storage. Please review photos closely for exact condition and image clarity.
Item Specifics To Use
Type: Photograph
Photo Type: Original Antique Photograph
Year: 1899
Original Reproduction: Original
Subject: Elks Deutscher Band
Organization: BPOE Elks
Lodge: Mansfield Ohio Lodge 56
Theme: Fraternal Organizations
Theme: Carnival
Theme: Street Fair
Theme: German American Band
Region: Ohio
City: Mansfield
Size: 5.375 x 8.25 in
Image Color: Black And White
Material: Paper
Framing: Unframed
Condition: Used
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