Showing posts with label Bosworth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bosworth. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Friday, October 24, 2008
Advertisement by H.E. Bosworth, Springfield, Mass.

'The Photo-Multigraph gives you Four or Five Photographs in one: Front Views and Profiles. Made only by H.E. Bosworth. 380 Main Street, Springfield, Mass.'
Advertisement with a halftone reproduction of a portrait of an unknown man in:
Official Souvenir of the Twenty-eighth Annual Encampment of the Dep't of * Massachusetts * Grand Army of the Republic, and the sixteenth Annual Convention of the Department of Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps. Held at Springfield. February 13th and 14th, 1895. P.41.
http://www.archive.org/stream/officialsouvenir00gran (Search 'Multigraph')
Friday, August 8, 2008
Hiram Heaton

H. E. Bosworth, Springfield, Mass.
Cabinet card, dated: 1894
Courtesy: footnoteMaven
There is a wonderful article about this fivefold-portrait and its unusual back by footnotemaven in her blog 'Shades of the Departed'. The information on the back of this photo opened only a small peephole into history. But footnotemaven did a fine research which opened the hole widely to an amazing biographical story of Hiram Heaton and his very well known daughter.
Labels:
1893-1900,
1894,
bekannt,
Bosworth,
cabinet card,
Collection footnoteMaven,
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