April 17, 2024
Washington WSU Campus 1934 Grads Album Lot 200+ Photos
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This listing is for an album that has 200+ photographs glued in it, plus 16 loose photos. They are 90% life on campus for a really handsome gentleman. T is a class photograph (8 X 10) that is also included and it is dated on the back "Stimson Hall" 1933-34.The winner of this auction is going to love these photographs. This man and his buddies loved life. They are always smiling and messing around. I can't show you all 30 pages so I'll make you a list so you can have a good idea of what you are purchasing. First let me say these are very nice photos, the photographer knew how to use a camera. The glare and bright areas on the pages are caused by the flash from my camera, they aren't bad photos.Most are clear, no fading, clean bright pictures. Only bad part is they are all well glued down. Average size is 2 1/4 X 3 1/4", with a few smaller and a few larger. is an idea of the photos included. The album is organized into a story, starting off with the young man sitting by his father while reading, then a photograph of probably the family home. We then are off to college, photographs of friends with suitcases. Changing the tire on the truck, campus, men on top each other shoulders. The campus covered in snow. Fun pictures of men in their boxers throwing each other into the fountain. T is even a photo of one of the men laying face down
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