Hallowe'en 1901, Early Photo Album Mounted Paper Print Snapshot, with Jack-o-Lantern! glass encased forget me not I'd be more than happy

I'd be more than happy to spend a few days camping here--what a lovely set up

with a terrific mellow gold sort of surface to the relief carving

And they're beautiful and fun to make patterns and structures with

who found them tucked in the back of a late 19th century scrapbook

(There is a great website dedicated to antique whistles: https://www

Hallowe'en 1901, Early Photo Album Mounted Paper Print Snapshot, with Jack-o-Lantern! glass encased forget me not I'd be more than happyHallowe'en 1901. This is an original paper print photo still mounted to a page of an antique photo album, with two more photos, including a cyanotype of "Bishop Miles" on reverse. I love it this way, with the hand written caption preserved, and really love this dense pile up of nearly two dozen young women in various costumes, carved pumpkin front and center. Full of life. Mounting paper 9 5 8" x 6 7 8". Photo itself 3 1 2" x 3 1 2". A few tears along