9.75” x 12” photo album of the Bryanston School Dramatic Society, which is a boarding school in the UK. The album shows different productions put on in the 1930s. There are 48 photos in the album, along with several programs, and about 20 photos that were never attached. The shows.....
Sweet photo album kept by a boy named Frank Rush in the 1930s. Written on the first page is “An album of photographs that I actually took and developed and mounted and labeled – Frank Rush.” The album measures 7” x 10” and the photos are various sizes and are.....
9.5" x 11.5" photo album with over 130 photos and lots of ephemera which belonged to John T. Hamby, whose name is written on the inside cover. He was a Fireman 1st Class in the Navy and Coast Guard and this scrapbook dates from about 1927-1933. There are two newspaper.....
A collection of around 100 handwritten and typed pages, along with identified photos from the Clemens family. Typed on the cover is "History of Clemens Family by Amelia H. Gibb, 6/1/48." This starts with Jonathan Clemens, who was born in Harleysville, Pennsylvania in 1861, and his wife, Annie Reed Clemens.....
8" X 12.5" photo album, which belonged to Miss Elma Kottal, of St. Rose Hospital in Great Bend, Kansas. It starts with photos of the graduating class of 1940. There are around 160 photos in the album, many showing nurses, and others of Elma and her friends. A few photos.....
7.25" x 11.5" photo album from the early part of the 20th century, with eighteen 4.5" x 7.25" photos, including 17 cyanotypes from southeastern Massachusetts, including new Bedford, marion and Mattapoisett. The one sepia photo is identified in white ink as "Foot of Union Stree, N.B." (New Brunswick). The other.....
1940s photo album, which looks to have been put together by one of the owners of the Swedish restaurant in New York City, Bror Munsson. He is pictured throughout the album, along with his wife, with many of the photos at his restaurant, The Three Crowns was made famous from.....
A lot of thirteen 3.25" x 4.5" snapshots featuring woman golfer Patty Berg. (Her name is misspelled on one of the photos). Berg was the first President of the LPGA when it was formed in 1950. Photos of her golfing, the crowds and golf course. In good overall condition...