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This is a photo from my family album . I would date it very early 1900 by his name . So many photo's were taken with girls with their dolls in this era to find one with a Boy and his dog was special to me . He looks like the RCA dog :-)
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What is the stamp box on it?
Post a photo of the stamp box and the date can be narrowed down.
Scott
This is back no date or place for a stamp ?
Do the letters mean anything that run down center of card KRUXO ?
This site dates it at 1911-1922.Very cool pic !!
http://www.playle.com/realphoto/photok.php
Yes, KRUXO is the maker of the paper.
Based on the KRUXO divider and no stamp box, the post card dates from 1911- 1922.
Scott
Wow I have learned so much today ! Thank You so much Scott and Hedgewalker I appreciate it . I have so many old family photo,s I am not sure how to date :-)
Many thank You's to you both
How did I manage to miss this great post, love it!
Thank you Bro ! I did notice you didn't put a love on it last year and I feel better now LOL Glad you like it :-))
I'm glad you're feeling better now, too bad you felt I was ignoring you all this time Sis. LOL ;-))