4 LARGE NEGATIVES OF A YOUNG JUNE PALMER, TAKEN IN THE 1950s OR VERY EARLY 1960s

These negatives were not annotated in any way so as to identify the subject, but facial recognition software identified June. But, as this photo shoot seems a bit unusual for her, I took ages looking over many photos particularly the nice one of her and her husband that can be seen online, which convinced me this is indeed June.

These images were taken by Doug Burn who was a prominent photographer in the London society & establishment scene in the 1950s onwards. These are his original negatives and come from his extensive archive.

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See scans for quality, in good condition bar some staining, the scans are a very good representation of quality and condition, please look carefully before bidding. Most are 6cm x 6cm, a few are 35mm.

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