Wonderful original antique group portrait dated September 21, 1912, taken in Auburn, Nebraska. The photograph shows eight children ranging in age from approximately 5 to 13, beautifully dressed in period clothing.
What really makes this photograph special is the handwritten identification on the back. The children are recorded by name along with their ages and birthdays, giving this image a wonderful piece of documented family and local history.
The writing appears to read:
Mounted on a decorative gray photographer’s card with an embossed fleur-de-lis style emblem. The portrait itself remains remarkably clear, with wonderful facial detail and early-20th-century clothing and hairstyles.
A particularly appealing piece for collectors of antique photography, Nebraska history, genealogy, identified photographs, or Edwardian-era childhood images.
Condition
Original antique photograph with expected age-related wear. Light edge and corner wear to the mount, including small corner bumps and minor surface/toning marks.
Photograph remains clear and displays very nicely. Handwritten identification remains legible on the reverse. No foul or overwhelming odors. Please review photos closely as they are part of the condition description.
We love old photographs that still carry their stories with them, and this one certainly does. Please take a look at our other antique photographs, cabinet cards, family portraits, ephemera, and pieces of early American history—we’re always adding more wonderful finds.
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