I’m trying to identify this image. The photographer is the Gale Studio in Bristol, Connecticut. It is most likely a group of Doyles from Bristol. Here are some questions I have about the photo.
- When was the photo taken?
- Who is in the photograph?
- What is that item pinned to the woman’s dress who is sitting?
If you can help with any of these questions, I would love here a reply.
Can you help identify these two men? Do you have any comments about the photo?
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Approximate Date of Picture: Unknown. Although this is a tin type photo, the suits and tie to me appear to be well after 1900, perhaps 1910-1916.
Description of Picture: Two young men sitting down. The water scene behind them is obviously a studio prop.
Size of Picture: 2.5” * 4”
Type of Picture: Tin Type
Possible Subject or Family Group: Sanders – Fryher
Studio: Unknown
Dates the Studio was in business: Unknown
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Can you help identify this woman? When was the studio in business at this location?
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Approximate Date of Picture: Unknown, perhaps around 1900?
Description of Picture: young woman
Size of Picture: 4.25″ * 6.5″
Type of Picture: Cabinet Card
Possible Subject or Family Group: Sanders – Fryher
Studio:v Reynolds, 507 Grand Street (Old No. 403) Brooklyn, N.Y.
Dates the Studio was in business: Unknown
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Can you provide any clues as to the identity of this man?
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Approximate Date of Picture: 1898 – 1905
Description of Picture: middle aged man
Size of Picture: 4.25″ * 6.5″
Type of Picture: Cabinet Card
Possible Subject or Family Group: Sanders – Fryher
Studio: Cottage Studio 170 Elm Street New Britain, Conn
Dates the Studio was in business: 1898 – 1905 at the location of 170 Elm Street
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