This photo is 3 feet long & has been in my family for 90+ years. It shows the 2nd annual BBQ of the Pomona Manufacturing Co at Ganesha Park in 1920. Contains 4 of my relatives; great grand parents, grandmother & great uncle, though they aren't all together in the picture. Also contains 2 creepy clowns.
It was never framed & bouncing around from drawer to drawer, so I donated it to the Pomona Historical Society this year.
Taken by MF Weaver 1041 West 42nd Place, Los Angeles.
Casual to formal. Family & friends. Antique tintype portraits with 5-17 people. Feel free to use these images in your own artwork.
All types of boys throughout the 1800s. One in a kilt & one that looks to be wearing some type of traditional slavic clothing. Free to copy & use for your artwork.
Antique Victorian & Edwardian wedding portraits of American couples. Images free to use in your art work.
There were a couple of ways that photography studios could take photos of very young children & babies, depending on how old they were & how well they could sit unassisted. The kids could be held by a parent, left in a buggy, pram or stroller, propped into the corner of an over sized chair, squeezed into a small chair, or held in the lap of a parent that is covered by a blanket or piece of material.
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Whether bored, worried, calm or serene, all of these are cuties.
Difficult to tell the boys from the girls since they all wear white gowns. Little Billy at the bottom is the only one that is labeled.
Various sets of American ladies decked out in their finery. Circa 1870-1890.
Antique Victorian tinytype portraits of individual ladies.
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