Front:
Hudson-Fulton
Celebration Commission
NO. 61
FLOAT ORPHEUS BEFORE PLUTO
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Back:
1609
HUDSON FULTON
CELEBRATION
1609
1807
1909
OFFICIAL SOUVENIR.
ORPHEUS BEFORE PLUTO-Orpheus, the son
of Apollo, played the lyre so well that even the trees and
rocks followed him around when he played. His beau-
tiful wife, Eurydice, was bitten by a serpent and died.
Orpheus followed her to the regions of the dead, and
played so sweetly, before Pluto, its king, that he finally
consented that Eurydice should go back with him to the
land of the living.
M.
REDFIELD BROTHERS, INC., AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS, 311 WEST 43RD ST NEW YORK CITY.
CUBA.CANADA
AND MEXICO.
FOREIGN TWO
CENTS.
THIS SIDE FOR ADDRESS ONLY.
