...photographs can be had of R. H. Bliven, Elmore, at the following prices, to wit:Do you remember the picture I posted of Hezelton Rudes? You know the one. This one. At the time I believed the image to be taken in 1874 or so. Since his ad in the newspaper is for the Elmore studio and it isn't mentioned that the studio is new, I assume it was there for at least a little while before May, 1872. Also, according to the back of the image the cost per dozen was only $2.50, not the $3.00 mentioned in the newspaper. Since prices rarely go down I assume that dates the image to even earlier. Although the clothing does still date to the 1880's so in this case more information on the photographer doesn't help but I will have to remember this for future reference. Maybe next time I am searching for something unrelated I will find an announcement for the studio moving. I wonder if I look for information on Bliven's Studio if I will manage to dig up the information on the Hopfingers I wanted. :-)
First-class Card Photographs, per doz, $3.00
6 ...................................................................1.50
A specialty of large photographs and card pictures of babies.
Negatives retouched and satisfaction guaranteed. Framers of all kinds on hand or procured to order.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Ottawa County News; Friday, May 10, 1872
While I was doing some research on the Hopfinger family I was reading a newspaper from Ottawa County dated May 10th, 1872. There was a long column on "helography" ending with:
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