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MELTON PRIOR. Opening of the American Centennial Exhibition: the Butchers' Procession...1876. Creators: Unknown, Melton Prior.

MELTON PRIOR. Opening of the American Centennial Exhibition: the Butchers' Procession passing up Chestnut-Street, Philadelphia, from a sketch by one of our special artists, 1876. '...tradesmen and assistants, all neatly dressed in white frocks with blue sashes, well-brushed hats decorated with their badges, and well-blacked boots; most of them were fine, tall, portly men, riding good horses...The Black Hussar Band of eighteen performers, well mounted, led the first division or cavalcade; then came Beck's band, filling a six-horse omnibus; more horsemen, and a long line of four and two horse barouches. A car gaily festooned with bunting was filled with little boys and girls, who shouted, clapped their hands, or engaged themselves in waving little silk flags of all nations. The Lanark band was in this division, and a number of butcher boys mounted on ponies. This portion of the parade numbered about 1200'. From "Illustrated London News", 1876.
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Opening of the American Centennial Exhibition: the Butchers' Procession...1876. Creators: Unknown, Melton Prior.
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Opening of the American Centennial Exhibition: the Butchers' Procession passing up Chestnut-Street, Philadelphia, from a sketch by one of our special artists, 1876. '...tradesmen and assistants, all neatly dressed in white frocks with blue sashes, well-brushed hats decorated with their badges, and well-blacked boots; most of them were fine, tall, portly men, riding good horses...The Black Hussar Band of eighteen performers, well mounted, led the first division or cavalcade; then came Beck's band, filling a six-horse omnibus; more horsemen, and a long line of four and two horse barouches. A car gaily festooned with bunting was filled with little boys and girls, who shouted, clapped their hands, or engaged themselves in waving little silk flags of all nations. The Lanark band was in this division, and a number of butcher boys mounted on ponies. This portion of the parade numbered about 1200'. From "Illustrated London News", 1876.
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4960 x 3443 px | 48.9 MB
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42.0 x 29.2 cm | 16.5 x 11.5 in (300 dpi)
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19TH CENTURY 19TH AMERICA AMERICAN CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION AMERICAN ANIMAL ANIMALS APPAREL ART ARTS B & W B / W B&W BANNER BLACK & WHITE BLACK AND WHITE BRITAIN BRITISH BUTCHER BUTCHERS CAVALIER CELEBRATING CELEBRATION CELEBRATIONS CENTENARY CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION CENTENNIAL CENTURY CHANGING ROOM CHESTNUT STREET CLOTHES CLOTHING & DRESS CLOTHING COLOR COLOUR CONCEPT COUNTRY CROWD CROWDS OF PEOPLE CROWDS CROWDS_OF_PEOPLE CULTURAL EVENT DRESS DRESSED ENGRAVED ENGRAVING EQUESTRIAN (RIDER) EQUESTRIAN SPORT EQUITATION EVENT EVENTS EXHIBITION EXPOSITION FASHION & CLOTHING FESTIVAL FIRST FLAG FLAGS GARMENT GROUP HABIT HAT HORSE RIDING HORSE HORSEMAN HORSEMEN HORSES ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ILN JOB JOCKEY LOCATION MELTON PRIOR MELTON MENSWEAR NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPERS NINETEENTH CENTURY OCCUPATION PARADE PATRIOTIC PATRIOTISM PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA PRESS PRINT COLLECTOR, THE PRINT PRIOR PRIOR, MELTON PROCESIONAL PROCESSION PROCESSIONAL PROFESSION RIDER (MALE) RIDER RIDERS RIDING RIDING, RIDERS ROBE STANDARD STREET TAILOR TOP HAT TOP HATS TOPHAT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA UNITED STATES USA WHITE AND BLACK WORLD FAIR WORLD'S FAIR XIX CENTURY