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The Orphaned Images Project: Allen, Sturm and Cross families
I bought this “orphaned image“ from a vendor at the Nashville Flea Market in late September. I recall him saying the photos were from somewhere midwest—Indiana, I believe. The photo is labeled on the back as such: L. to R. … Continue reading
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The Orphaned Images Project: Brown, North Platte, Nebr.
I’m assuming this is also a Lucky Dedmore photograph. The photo was labeled “Brown, North Platte, Nebr.” Perhaps it’s the Brown family? If so, where is Mrs. Brown? There appear to be eight children—five daughters and three sons, but no … Continue reading
1931, Dedmore, North Platte, Nebr.
With just a little bit of research, I’ve discovered that Dedmore is the name of the photographer for this photograph. This is one of many portraits I bought in a batch from someone on eBay some time ago. Clinton Orla … Continue reading
The Orphaned Images Project: Isn’t she lovely?
From the “Texas box” of orphaned images…
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The Orphaned Images Project: Family portrait
Another photo from the “Texas box,” no details on back as to family names or photographer. Check out the hair style on the young man in the upper left corner!
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The Orphaned Images Project: Family portrait by Ruf & Dilger
After a major studio/office spring cleaning, I’m back to scanning more photos from my huge orphaned images collection! I’ve also attached a shot of the back of the photo. This photo came from a box of mostly Texas/Fredericksburg-related images.
The (not so) Orphaned Images Project: Aunt Lorene
My dad just shared this striking photo with me. It was posted by a family member on Facebook recently. This lovely model is my Aunt Lorene, one of his three older sisters. She was the last to pass away of … Continue reading
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