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04/14/2024 04:24 PM
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LARGE LOT OF OLD PHOTOS-MILITARY –SHIPS-HORSE + CARRIAGE (+)

Rating: 8-7
Comments. This lot of photos vary in size and are all more than 75 years old. It includes a 17 ¼ " wide photo of a wood box/turnings factory in Orange, Mass, the interior of the Paul Revere house, a photo of Ayer Mass, a photo of the Olympia taken in Boston Harbor in 1899 and a photo of the Eclipse paddle boat. There are photographs of gentleman, children, a soldier dated 1918, a tombstone, a function full of mustached men, horse and buggies, a copy of a photo of Lindbergh with the Spirit of St. Louis, cars, ladies, a Civil War veteran and more some of which are identified. There is even a group of photos of Howard Benton in many of his costumes and appears to be personally signed. This lot is in good shape having normal use wear and could have some small tears as well as soiling/stains. Size, subject matter, age as well as conditions vary so please preview at our auction hall or contact us for more info.


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