This is a Cabinet Card from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.
L A Hawks was the photographer from Elkton S. D.
Will Bchvius?? Your guess is as good as mine.
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This is a Cabinet Card from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.
L A Hawks was the photographer from Elkton S. D.
Will Bchvius?? Your guess is as good as mine.
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This is a Real Photo Postcard from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.
This is a Real Photo Postcard by the photographer Victor Erickson 1433 East Franklin Ave. Minneapolis. He was at that address from 1912 –1914. The postcard is an AZO that was used from 1904-1918.
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This is a photo from the antique shop in Verndale Minnesota.
The photographs mark is hard to read. I think it says A L Suhexeder Bertha Minn
The bride has a ribbon in her hair and carries a bouquet of flowers. The groom wears a boutineer in his lapel.
This looks to be a photo from around 1900-1905. The brides gown is somewhat pigeon breasted.
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This is a Cabinet Card from the antique shop in Crosby Minnesota.
Dorge was the photographer at 1810 Riverdale Ave Minneapolis, he was at that address from 1891 to 1914.
I will guess that this photo was taken about 1900- 1905. They are a very relaxed looking couple. The bride wears a flower in her hair, a corsage and carries a bouquet of flowers. The groom wears a suit with a white tie and a boutineer.
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This is a Cabinet Card from the antique shop in Crosby Minnesota.
Wold, Rogan & Co of Willmar, Atwater and Clarah City Minnesota were the photographers.
I think this photo dates from right around 1900.
The brides dress is unusual, it has ruffles all around the bottom, the jacket of the gown apprears to have a peblum of sorts and the jacket has many ruffles down the front. A flowery fabric appears near the ruffles on the bodice. The bride carries a fan in her gloved hand and has a bridal bonnet trimmed in ivy and flowers. The Groom wears a simple boutineer in his lapel and sports a white bow tie.
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This is a Cabinet Card that was from a friends collection and the photos were headed to the garbage….so I took them.
Kersting from Chicago was the photographer.
The bride wears a wedding bonnet topped with flowers, she also carries a bouquet and has a sash of flowers across the bodice of her gown.
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It isJune and the month of weddings. This month we will look at wedding photos! Only a few have names.
This Cabinet Card is from the antique shop in Bovey Minnesota.
C T Lee’s Parlor Photo Car From Fargo N.Dak
The couple both wear corsages, and the bride wears flowers in her hair. This photo is probably from around 1895.
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