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Odd Fellows Band : African American men posing in uniform, with their musical instruments

Date:: September 20, 1914
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

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Terry's Colored Band

Date:: August 1907
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

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African American marching band in uniforms, posing with their instruments

Creator:: Wassmund, H.
Date:: October 4, 1901
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

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African American boy standing on a chair, conducting the famous Piccaninny Band

Creator:: Gale & Polden.
Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Log In Required

5.
African American man holding a brass instrument, standing next to a boy dressed as a conductor, holding a baton

Creator:: Gale & Polden.
Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Log In Required

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The famous Piccaninny Band : African American men and boys holding musical instruments, and the boy conductor holding a baton

Creator:: Gale & Polden.
Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Log In Required

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The famous Piccaninny Band : African American men and boys holding various musical instruments, with a boy conductor holding a baton while standing on a chair

Creator:: Gale & Polden.
Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Log In Required

8.
The famous Piccaninny Band : African American men and boys holding various musical instruments, with their boy conductor holding a baton

Creator:: Gale & Polden.
Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Log In Required

9.
The George Washington Carver High School Band, Gadsden, Alabama

Creator:: Artvue Post Card Co. (New York, N.Y.)
Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

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Letter Carriers Band N.A.L.C. Branch No. 27, Armistice Parade, November, 1924, Tenn. [hand colored]

Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public