This French hand tinted real photo postcard features an adorable little girl sitting on a bench next to her dog. The dog appears to be a collie or a mixed collie breed. The postcard was published by Rex as part of a series (no.9588). Rex are the initials for “Societe Anonyme des Papeteries de Levallois”, a firm located in Paris, France. SOLD
This vintage real photo postcard features two adorable siblings. Due to their age disparity, they may actually be mother and child. Their facial expressions are fantastic. The young child appears to be skeptical about having his portrait taken. The older subject is dutifully waiting for the photo session to be completed. This likely one-of-a-kind photo postcard was made by a private studio. The postcard has foxing on it’s reverse and is in overall good condition (see scans).
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This cabinet card features an adorable little girl displaying an impish expression. She has great eyes and a great smile. The child is definitely not shy in front of the camera. This photograph was taken at the Morgeneier studio in Winona, Minnesota. Robert Morgeneier had his own studio at the time that he shot this photograph. At other times in his career he had partnerships. He worked in Winona in the 1880’s and 1890’s. This photograph was taken from a studio he operated in 1883 and 1884. This cabinet card is in very good condition (see scans).
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This vintage real photo postcard features two young girls wearing bathing suits, posing for their portrait at a beach community photo studio. The Engleside studio was located in Beach Haven on Long Beach Island. The town borders the Atlantic Ocean. The AZO stamp box indicates that the photo was taken sometime between 1904 and 1918. SOLD
A young boy and girl pose for their photographic portrait at the studio of Wilhelm Graf in Quakenbruck, Germany. The two children are most likely siblings and they are posed with their pet dachshund, sitting nobly on a side table. The children are nicely dressed. Quakenbruck is located in the Lower Saxony section of Germany. SOLD
This cabinet card portrait features an adorable long haired little girl standing next to her seated doll. The toy doll is sitting in a rocking chair. The girl is wearing a “fancy” dress. The child appears quite content as she poses for her photograph at the Temple studio in Clinton, Iowa. “The 1901 Biographical Record of Clinton County, Iowa, Illustrated” provides some information about the photographer, Gilbert Lawrence Temple. He was born in Ohio. He was schooled in Ohio and was a student at Otterbein University for two years. In 1870 he began his career as a photographer in Beloit, Wisconsin. After two years he sold his business and moved to Cleveland, Ohio where he went to work for J. F. Ryder, a leading photographer in that city. By 1874, Temple was working for the J. H. Reed studio in Clinton. He remained an employee of Reed for 7 years and then opened his own studio (Santee & Temple). In 1884, Temple bought out his partner and became the sole proprietor of the studio. This vintage photograph was found in a photo album belonging to Nellie Frances Pinney (1878-1966). This cabinet card has gold beveled edges. SOLD
This unique cabinet card photograph is chock full of interesting things to look at. Note the garden gnome, the pumpkin, and the dog lying on what looks to be a towel. Also note how the photographer chose to pose his subjects. On the ground level the boy and girl are in the center and they are flanked by three women on each side. A man is standing in the center of the porch and he is in the middle between two couples. The gnome, dog and pumpkin are strategically placed in the front center of the photo. The photographer’s need for order and balance may tell us something about his personality. It would be interesting to know more about the subjects and their relationship to one another. SOLD
This cabinet card portrait features an adorable little girl wearing a longish gown and sitting on a large chair. The child is identified by an inscription on the reverse of the photograph. Her name is Dorothy B. Pierson and she was 3 1/2 years old when she sat for this photograph. The photo was taken in 1895 by a very well known photographer who took many celebrity portraits. The child was photographed by George Rockwood (1882-191) whose studio was located in New York City. Rockwood was born in Troy, New York and graduated from college with a PhD, reportedly either from the University of Chicago, or Columbia University. At 21 years of age, he was a newspaper reporter for the Troy Daily Times and at age 23, he was managing editor of the Troy Daily Post. He began working as a photographer in St. Louis and in 1857 opened a studio with his brother Elihu in New York City. He has been credited with bringing CDV’s to America. His obituary in the Washington Post reports that Rockwood photographed more than 350,000 people. SOLD
This cabinet card portrait features an adorable and fashionable child. He is intently gazing at the photographer. This photograph was produced by the George Ames Studio. Ames operated his studio in Lynn, Massachusetts (94 Market Street). Langdon Road reports that his city directory listing appeared in at least 1895 through 1898. SOLD
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