Lot 650+ B&W Photo Negatives 1940-50s Military, Cars, Jewish Wedding, Fashions
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Sorry but NO International shipping. Description: This is a fabulous lot of B&W photo negatives that I bought at an estate sale. They are from the 1940s-1950s. Many were stored in separate negative envelopes. Some of the envelopes have handwriting that identifies names of people (hard to read handwriting) or type of camera used for photo- Zenobia, Ansco, Foth Derby. The owner was a great photographer as can be seen in the negatives. I quickly looked through the negatives and pulled some to use in this auction. I took the photos of the negatives on a lighted slide sorter. Since some of the negatives were bigger than slides the horizontal lines are from the rows for the slides (horizontal lines are not on the negatives). I also pulled any badly damaged or ones of nothing (not many). I may have missed some so I threw in extra negatives that were not included in the count. The negatives include the following subjects: baseball, Jewish wedding & Barmitzva, cars, children, pets/ animals, town views, houses and buildings (inside and out), clothing store - mens clothing and hats, Mad Men fashions for men and women, other fashions and hats (for men, women and children), military, parade, art work, pony rides, children, children's toys, table top race cars, etc. The negatives measure approximately 1 3/4" by 2 1/4" to 3 3/4" by 5". Most are
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