April 17, 2024
5 YOUNG SIBLINGS-BOYS & GIRLS-CABINET PHOTO BUFFALO NY
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5 YOUNG SIBLINGS-BOYS & GIRLS-CABINET PHOTO BUFFALO NY is an original antique cabinet photo of a young group of siblings including a seated older boy ... and three girls. The youngest child appears to be a fair-haired boy in a dress. The studio mark and location of De La Franier of Buffalo, NY is at bottom front. Full House. Thanks for looking! Please read condition, payment and shipping information below before placing a bid. * Please check out our additional antique and vintage photographs! Whenever possible, we will gladly combine shipping on items ending within a 7 day period. Condition: As photographed; surface/edge/corner wear; curling; paper/residual on back; soiling/discoloration, and other possible wear as shown. Dimensions are approximately 4.25 by 6.5 inches. Close-ups shown for detail. Thank you . Non-U.S. bidders must Please research any customs regulations and fees prior to placing a bid. We will not send any item we sell marked as "Gift." Additionally, insurance is not offered on international shipments. We appreciate and welcome global bidders so long as you realize you are bidding and/or buying at your own risk. If you are uncomfortable with our shipping options, please do not bid. We are responsible for neither shipping delays nor possible loss due to domestic or international carriers. Payment via PayPal within
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