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| Albert B. Cleage, Jr 1940's |
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| Albert B. Cleage, Sr. - 1940's ? |
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| Louis Cleage - 1940's |
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| Henry and Hugh Cleage - 1960's |
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| Albert B. Cleage, Jr 1940's |
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| Albert B. Cleage, Sr. - 1940's ? |
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| Louis Cleage - 1940's |
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| Henry and Hugh Cleage - 1960's |
LOVE this! That you have such an extraordinary collection of snapshots is due to the snapshooters. I'm glad they turned the camera on one another.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I especially love the sort of ethereal one with the clouds in the background. A very interesting shot.
ReplyDeleteYou obviously had some serious photographers in your family. That photo on the upper right is simply magical.
ReplyDeleteThe one on the top right is my father.
ReplyDeleteNot just a fine collection of photographers, but a fine collection of cameras as well. Pictures of photographers are always rare animals (which is why, I suspect, I like taking photographs).
ReplyDeleteThe couple at the top left are obviously posing for another photographer out of shot.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing a camera like that in the snapped photographers hand.
How cameras have changed.
Pictures of family taking sepia snapshots! Thank you so much for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteOH MY!! my uncle had a camera just like the one in the upper left picture. to think i got rid of it... but i was pressed for time and had to clear out his apartment... if only i had had more time. photography is in your vein, obviously, as they loved it, and you keep up the passion, one way or the other. i hope you get to preserve them as they deserve.
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Oh these are just awesome....how great to have photos of family with their cameras! Great keepsakes for sure!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of the photographers! A lovely set.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun collection of photographs! I think my parents had a camera like the one in the top left photo. Your fathe ris very handsome!
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