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THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GUARD AWAITING THE GERMAN EMPEROR, PETERHOF PIER, RUSSIA,DATES 1897 PHOTOS
found this today after work at goodwill for a $1. it was half off . i saw this sitting there in housewares mixed in with some glass and pottery. and i had to to do a triple take meaning a looks . very interesting photo and i do love old photos.
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i was very surprised my self :)
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Steam may loosen the sticker without leaving residue!
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Good deal! I bought a wood block print from Goodwill a couple years ago and the sticker was really stuck and damaged the print. It was depressing, or they put sticker over hallmarks on silver ! You would think they would learn or get better stickers! Russian Imperial Guard! The best of the best! very clear, nice photo!
Amazing! You know I'm going to need a copy of this right? Awesome find Sean!
Very nice!!
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scottvez for the loves and likes :) and JayHow if you need a copy you can have one :) and thankyou Ted and toracat for the kind words and sharing and scottvez thankyou for the tips:)
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Hey Sean, H-E-double hockey sticks I need one! :) I would like it to add to the German heritage of mine. I am intrigued by the fact it was translated into six different languages. In my opinion this was some big to do at the time if they went through the trouble to translate it that many ways. Also the fact it was when Germany had a Emporer vs. a Chancelor like in todays times. Lots of interesting things this picture represents, I'm wondering if there is any way you can just attach it in an Email? Thanks again!
you can just copy it right click and save :)
Gee, where my brain these days. :)
LMAO :)!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jay-- Underwood marketed these views to the World, so it is typical to find them (tan mount 1890s- 1910) with the multi language backs.
As Underwood transitioned to the gray mounts larger ALL English descriptions replaced the smaller multi language backs.
Here is another example:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/29480-thomas-edison-stereoview-in-his-laborato
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thankyou very much scottvez:) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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amazing what shows up in those goodwill places
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epson233 for the loves and yes epson233 it is amazing of what u can find at goodwill:)
Thanks Scott. I think I like the muti-lingual ones better! Just my opinion of course.
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