This is a John Robinson's 10 Big Shows cottage cage with the sides in place during a parade.
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Detailed by wagon historians far better than I, this is one of three of the cottage cages that has been attributed to creation by the Bode Wagon Company in Cincinnati. Be sure to see Fred Dahlinger's terrific article about the Bode Wagon Co. as found in the Nov. / Dec. 1982 issue of Bandwagon.
Bob
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