Dickinson Band Circuit 1920

Dickinson Band Circuit 1920

A picture of seven marching Dickinson Band members. From left to right, there are three horn players, two clarinetists, a flutist, and a saxophonist. They are all in marching uniform which includes a double-breasted suit and a captain's cap. Parts of cars can be seen behind them. On the side of a 2 story brick building with glass block windows is a sign that reads Diamond Tires. Below the side are the letters Die and the word Yranna. Old street lights can be seen on both sides of the photo. Exact date and location unknown. Unidentified.

Osborn Studio

Year 1920.

L.E. Osborn, Sr.

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jpg, tiff

black and white film

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0034-001

Dickinson, Stark County, North Dakota

Film negative

3.5 x 5.75

Diamond Tires. Below the side are the letters Die and the word Yranna.

Three envelopes. The largest, glassine envelope gives a title (Dickinson Band Circuit), a year (1920), and a short note ("5-circuit negatives"). The next envelope gives a title written in ink (7-piece band), another title written much lighter (Wool Wagons), and a number (34). The last envelope gives a title (Dickinson Band Circuit) and a note (copies last).

Osborn Copy Negatives Box. Photo Storage.

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