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1890s cabinet card of a "Family Band". No ID but photographed in Shelburn Falls, Mass.
I haven't researched yet but may be able to ID this performing family at some point.
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Found this Scott it's the Shepard Family Band
http://www.ibew.org.uk/vinbbp/phot9209.jpg
Thanks David-- same photo. You made the research a little easier!
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Most welcome, it's like fishing. Some days you don't find anything, next time you you get it on your first look.
You are right sir!
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Thanks cultcha.
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Thanks for looking amazing!
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Thanks for looking petey!
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