Mr and Mrs George Zeller and Children
Today’s found photo is Mr and Mrs. George Zeller, and a posse of unknown children. Labeled on the back “Grandma Kirk’s oldest sister.” So probably related to this photo?
The back of this photo has some awesome information!
As he’s advertised here, W.R. Cross was a prolifi [...]
Found Photo – Helen Hertz
Photo labeled Helen Hertz, taken by photographer N.F. Trade, who also photographed Mr. and Mrs. George Heinrich. We’re going to assume she is somehow related, the photo was in the same collection. Same photographer.
On the back side “My mother’s cousin, and namesake.”
Anna Heinrick
Pictures of Anna Heinrick, or possibly Heinrich since it was in the same group of photos. Looking closer, this may even be the same woman as Mrs. George Heinrich.
Photographer appears to be Gibbon in Scotland South Dakota. Back of photo says Helen Kirk Utter cousin
Pinup Model
Unknown vintage pinup model in a swim suit. Pictures were found in an antique store in White Salmon, Washington. They look to have been part of a larger collection, but it is unknown if they were an amateur shoot, or a professional shoot that has been reprinted.
Utter Children
Found in the same book and thrift store as Mr and Mrs George Heinrich, was this great family photo of the Utter Children.
Photographer(s) were John A. Gault and Christian A. Lind. According to the Wisconsin Historical Society, they ran a joint photo studio in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1888. In 1889, they had moved to Marinette [...]
Mr and Mrs George Heinrich
From an vintage photo album found in a thrift store in LaPine Oregon, is this lovely photo of a couple. It is labeled Mr. and Mrs. George Heinrich, Grandma Kirk’s Sister. The front says the photographer was N.F. Trade, from Menno South Dakota. I’m not able to find any information about the photographer. [...]
Unknown late 1800s woman
I don’t remember where I came across this photo. It’s unlabeled, so we’ll probably never know who she was. Interesting to me from a technical perspective is how blown out the light is. I wonder if that was on purpose or an accident.
The embossed writing says “Marceau Power” “Paris [...]
Karfreitag – 1946
I found this awesome family photo in an antique store recently and simply could not pass it up.
What really got my eye was the neat and precise hand writing on the back. We’re missing a couple of names, I’m assuming of the middle two people in the bottom row. The other thing I noticed is that not everyone [...]
Hello all!
I made a guest post over the at the Everything Mickey blog. The focus was a families 1959 trip to Disneyland. Even I was surprised at some of the gems in that collection.
As I researched further I realized that the pictures were taken within weeks of the opening of Tomorrowland in 1959. Four rides has just opened, Autopia, Submari [...]
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