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A Good Days Sport, Lots of Game in Season, Florida, 1911
Hunters posed with lines of birds killed. -
Returning from a successful Day's Hunt, Florida, c. 1910
Hunters in a small boat with two deer, while fishermen fish nearby.
Florida Artistic Series. Divided back, postmarked 1917, one cent stamp. -
Hunting is fine Sport in Florida, c. 1910
Man standing in shallow water, aiming a rifle upward, next to a rowboat.
Florida Artistic Series. Divided back, postmarked 1915, one cent stamp. -
Waiting for a gator, Florida, c. 1910
Women kneeling on a pier holding a shotgun.
Florida Artistic Series. Divided back -
Camping photographers, c. 1900
Three women and three men gathered in front of a tent, with a camera on a tripod nearby, a line of fish lies in the grass, and several jugs. Three have shotguns. Inside the tent, a crate labeled "Kennedy's Picnic Biscuit, Chicago", a vase of flowers, and a table with dishes and cake is visible. Original glass plate negative at the St. Lucie Regional History Centre. -
Pitchfords camping site, c. 1915
Woman, possibly Kate Pitchford, holding up a turkey. Tent and campsite in background. Handwritten on back: "Wagon Wheet Hammock - would travel by wagon through White City to the back country where there were no roads. Young Robert would always fear his family would get lost in the wilderness." -
Film still for Deputy Marshall movie, 1949
Film still with Frances Langford, Jon Hall and unidentified boy all in costume for the 1949 film, Deputy Marshall, directed by William Berke. Hall and Langford starred in the film as Deputy Ed Garry and Janet Masters.
Deputy Marshal was the first of two films that Langford and Hall starred in together, the other being Hurricane Island (1951).
1949 Copyright statement, Lippert Pictures. -
Film still for Deputy Marshall movie, 1949
Film still with Frances Langford holding a gun in the air as character Janet Masters in the 1949 film, Deputy Marshall, directed by William Berke.
1949 Copyright statement, Lippert Pictures. -
USO tour portrait, 1944
Entertainers return from USO tour of South Pacific during WW II. They are (left to right) Jerry Colonna, Frances Langford, Bob Hope and Tony Romano. Photograph taken 09 September 1944. -
Old man Roebuck with Ernie Lyons, c. 1915
Young boy, Ernie Lyons, on a white donkey, with an older man nearby with rifle. Handwritten on back: "Ernie with old man Roebuck - William A. Roebuck"