images that haunt us
C. L. Swingley :: He’s all right, cabinet card by Swingley (probably C. L. Swingley) of New Castle in at an antique show. I believe the words “He’s All Right” refers to the 1888 Presidential Campaign for Benjamin Harrison. “He’s All Right” was the campaign song. / src: Atypicalart on Flickr
Curious Photo, ca. 1880, unidentified photographer / src: George Eastman Museum on Flickr
Card caption: “The stereograph as an educator – Underwood patent extension cabinet in a home library. Copyright 1901 by Underwood and Underwood”
Library of Congress description: “Photograph shows a woman viewing stereographs in her home; she is sitting in front of a fireplace with a cabinet for stereographs on her right."
source: Library of Congress and Wikipedia
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