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Matte-finish black and white photo of a row of 4 old flat-bed potato trucks, laden with tons of sacked potatoes, just visible to left of image is warehouse or garage; image approx. 7" x 10" approx. size; good heavy-quality photo stock; "Orient, N.Y. and "C.A. Barwise" written on back in pencil; light wear, one corner with old crease; a nice image with a nostalgic east end Long Island agricultural business theme, the potato still grown in the area for market, although much of the agricultural lands left are now devoted to commercial cultivation of the grape.
C 1920s Large Format black and White Photograph of Loaded Potato Trucks at Orient, Long Island
(Long Island - Photography)
Orient, Long Island New York: Not Published, 1920.
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A press photograph of Churchill, while riding; with the Assoc. News. Ltd. group stamp on back; no date, circa 1930s; approx. 5" x 7" size, crudely trimmed-down at the corners and bottom by a previous owner; image with some yellowing at edges; back of photo spotty; in about good condition, a good image of a sprightly-looking Churchill on horseback.
Circa 1930s Photograph of Winston Churchill on Horseback
(Photography - Winston Churchill)
Northcliffe House, London Engl: Associated Newspapers Ltd., 1930.
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Portrait image of this fashionably-attired young woman, with the identifier hand-written on back in a contemporary hand; our research indicates that Blanche (L.) Babcock was educated at State Normal School (now SUNY Cortland) and went on to teach high school at Sag Harbor & Sayville on Long Island, before accepting a teaching position at the House of Refuge on Randalls Island, the Manhattan reformatory for children; approx. 4 3/4" x 6" size overall; black and white; Hyatt & Tooke Cortland N.Y. photographer's blindstamp imprint at base of mount card; some soiling in margins; image very good; interesting photographic Sag Harbor & New York educational history ephemera, with genealogical interest, from the first part of the 20th century.
C. 1900 Cabinet Card Photograph of Blanche Babcock, Sag Harbor Long Island By Hyatt & Tooke, Cortland N.Y.
(Sag Harbor - Photography)
Sag Harbor Long Island New Yor: Not Published, 1900.
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Group includes: a large albumen photograph of a group of 12 men, seated and standing, with the stamp of Logan Photographer Fargo, N.D. on back and also with several men identified via pencil notes: Dr. Starling, (Dr.?) Guptil, Frank White, Dr. Hall, A.G. Clark; with the added notation that the photo was "Presented by Mrs. A.B. Welch Mandan N.D. April 5 1930" - our research indicates that A.B. Welch was a local collector. Image on mount card, approx. 11" x 14", nearly to the edge of the backer, which is gilt-edged. Some wear to edges, one corner creased, a bit of spottiness and fade to the image, still about very good condition; (with) C. 1910 17 men and what appears to be a live camel on stage, all men in their full Masonic Shriners garb approx. 7 1/2" x 9 3/4" (image) and 11 1/2" x 13 1/2" overall mount size, with Dewey's Studio Fargo, N.D. Studio imprint below the image on the mount - with some wear and soiling, discoloration to mount card, image very good; (with) another Dewey's Studio image, of about the same period, with a much large group of men onstage, at center foreground a young boy (or girl - long hair) in a uniform; about 100 participants, all in full Masonic garb of various kinds, man in center on (live?) camel, with 5 different Masonic banners, Auvergne Commanderie, Rex Regnum et Dominus Dominorum, others; photo not mounted - bottom right corner with Dewey's Studio imprint in the plate; one corner chipped away, bottom edge with abrasions, loss - no perceivable loss to the sense of the image's contents; (with) 1913 Shriner's Banquet El Zagal Temple Fargo N.D. June 5 1913 a dinner or banquet portrait of a roomful of hundreds of men and women (and a few children visible) in dinner attire for this event, approx. 9" x 11 3/4" size, not mounted, with the Camera Craft studio imprint in the image and the title of the event; light creasing, wear, very good; (with) Ladies Night El Zagal Temple Fargo N.D. June 5 1913, showing a stageful of male Masonic members in uniforms, approx. 6 3/4" x 11 1/2" size, with the Camera Craft MPLS imprint and title in the image as in the other, light wear and creasing, very good; an interesting group of Fargo, North Dakota photographic imagery from the early part of the 20th century, especially showing the popularity of Masonry in the area and for genealogical, historical research.
C. 1890 - 1913 Group of 5 Large-Format Photographs from Fargo, North Dakota Especially Related to Masonic Membership and Events
(Photography - North Dakota)
Fargo, North Dakota: Various Photographers, 1890.
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Black and white cabinet-card image of this shoe store's Easter holiday display, with dozens of this emporium's wares visible on tiered displays and stands in the window, decorated with lights and lilies on an elaborate arched frame - men's & women's shoe styles, most with visible pricing cards and at center, an expensive-looking camera with lens facing towards viewer; back of mount card with date and identification of store, from an (indecipherable to us) town in Ohio; image approx. 5" x 6 3/4"; mount 8" x 10"; some wear & one corner cracked on back of mount card; the image very good and an interesting window-display and advertising ephemeral item from the earliest part of the 20th century.
C. 1909 Millers' Shoes Easter Window Display Cabinet Card
(Photography)
Ohio: Millers' Shoes, 1909.
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Image in sepia tones; showing the storefront of this manufacturer of umbrellas & parasols, with 7 men and 5 women, and a baby in the forefront in high chair; most of the men holding an example of their craft; a sidewalk display case with various of their wares to right of image; no street name visible, this address numbered prominently '28'; no photographer or date, no place listed, circa 1890s, probably New York City; not examined out of frame, back cover still sealed; approx. 4 1/2" x 6" (sight): framed and glazed to approx. 9 1/2" x 10 1/2"; with original matte; black wooden frame, gilt inner border; some wear and a little chipping to frame, photo with some pencil(?) marks visible under a loupe; in very good condition and an interesting trades & occupational photograph from the latter part of the 19th century.
C. 1890 Cabinet Card Photograph F. Lichtenfeld Bros. Umbrellas & Parasols
(Photography)
No Place Noted: Not Published, 1890.
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Depicting the interior & exterior of this archaeological site; Alinari photographer studio indicated below image (No. 6451); the other (exterior) without the studio name; c. 1880; images approx. 7  1/2" x 10", tipped-on to cardstock mount approx. 11" x 14" overall; some fading to images; mount with wear, dustiness and darkening, rippling to card, one with corner chipped, one with closed tear in image; in good overall condition.
(2) C. 1880 Albumen Photographs of the Anfiteatro Flavio o Colosseo Coi Nuovi Scavi By Alinari
(19th Century Photography)
Italy: Fratelli Alinari, 1880.
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