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Posted 11 months ago
scottvez
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I buy a lot of large groups of antique photographs due to one or two images within the grouping.
Often with online purchases, I end up finding an interesting image that was hidden and not visible in the sellers photographs.
This image is one such example-- not particularly valuable, but an interesting pose that I really like!
The baby was photographed by Hangendorff of Milwaukee, WI in the 1890s.
Reproduction of this image in any form is not authorized.
scott
Cabinet Card PhotographsFirst introduced in the 1860s, cabinet card photographs were similar to car…
Thanks official and walksoftly.
scott
Real healthy looking baby cute as can be.
Thanks again for looking kathy.
scott
Thanks antiquesareamazing.
scott