Most of the cards on this page did not have postmarks on them, but some did have hand written dates.  Due to the shape of these photos, several of them had quite a bit of empty space at the top or bottom.  I cropped these photos to reduce file size and so that the faces would show up bigger.

•    "Louis age 15, property of Mrs. E. G. Nair?"  Mrs. Nair's name is apparently written over something else, which appears to partially read:  "Louis ? Sch??r."  This implies that Nair may not have been Louis' surname.

•    "Melvin Richard Ommen, 5 mo. old"  This baby's face reminds me of Victor Buono.

•    "Fred Pepper, Sept - 5 - 1911".  Photographer is given as "Cornell Studios" with three addresses:   95 Woodward Ave. and 81 Woodward Ave., both in Detroit; and 321 Adams St., Toledo.

•    "Thelma Rosenberry taken up at the Humphrey home"

•    "Lavern & Maggie Sanford, Antent? Bell and Uncle John"  Photographer information embossed across the bottom:  "Eagle Studio, Gorsuch"

•    Patsy and Grace Sh??n?n  Surname is difficult to make out.

•    Buler (sic.) Stancil or Stuncil (her first name was probably "Beulah"), Della Bowen, Mallie Cenler?  Message reads:  "Always remember the 16 of October 19?? spent the night with Miss Buelah Stuncil"  In the lower right corner are two more attempts to figure out the spelling of the first lady's given name -- "Beaulah" and "Bualah" .

•    Claude Strichler or Strickler.  Photographer information given as "Buttorff's Studio, 23 S. George Street over Drovers & Mechanics Bank, York, Pa."

•        The horizontal message on the back of this card reads "Merry Christmas to Grand Pap from Thompson bunch."  The vertical message was apparently written in pencil which has faded badly.  It appears to read "Miss Grace Chambers, Penfield? ???"  The embossed photographer's stamp in the lower right corner reads "Kozy Studio, 1034 O St., Lincoln, Neb."

•      Wilmot Tice.  This is apparently a man dressed as a pioneer woman.  The photo is not very good quality and I had trouble getting it to look anywhere near presentable.  The sending cancellation on the back reads "12 - M, Jan. 26, 1909, Battle Creek, Mich."  The receiving cancellation on the front reads "12 - 30 P, Jan. 27, 1909, Morgantown, W. Va."  The card is addressed to "Ernest G. Devroye, 106 Austin St., Morgantown, W. Va."  The message reads as follows:

  "What do you think of me as a girl.  Do not know if I sent you one of these or not.  Am wearing glasses now.  What wreck was that and where.  Hope to here (sic.) from soon.  Your ????? Wilmot Tice."

  
  

•    "A present from John S. Turner to Clara Todd."

•    "Loyd Vernon Ward, age 4 mo 21 days, weight 17 lbs"

•    Ralph Willis

•      "Claude Wright + son Ralph"

•    "Emogene Wright age 1 year"

•    Broze Zaring

•      "Sincerely yours, P. L. Zuillen"  The photographer is listed as "Siegel Cooper & Co., Chgo., Photo Postal Studio, Main Floor Balcony"  The message on the back is addressed to Mr. J. B. Zuillen, Fort Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia and reads:

  "Boone, April 2 " 1914
  Dear Father:  This is not verry (sic.) good work verry cheap but thought I would send it.  Had it made in Chicago I o.k. will write long letter soon.  Hoping you all o.k.  Best regards to all, your Boy P.L.Z."

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