From Dave Price

Here's picture from your dad's collection that appeared in an excellent Thayer/Conover article in the May-June 1969 Bandwagon. The cage was one of those constructed by Moeller Bros to replace those lost in a late 1892 Ringling Bros train wreck. The carvings on the Soules bandwagon and "Wolf Tableau" came from one side of this wagon. He framed "the Circus parade without a circus" and later teamed up with LeRoy to form the V&H show which lasted one day in 1942. George Hubler was present and took the pix that day. The wagons were left at Terrell Jacobs' quarters and Soules soon died. Jacobs sold the bandwagon and two cages to Floyd King and at least some of the other wagons were acquired by Lieutenant Lee Allen Estes of the Kentucky Highway Patrol from Jacobs' estate and thence to the Circus World Museum from Estes.