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1930s Photo Neg Genoa IL Illinois View on Sycamore Street with Cemetery 5×7 1935

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This is one of many great vintage & antique items I’m currently listing from various estates. Please take a look at my other merchandise at your leisure.You are bidding on: Historic Film Negative View on Sycamore Street, Looking North, with Cemetery Genoa, Illinois ~ April 2, 1935 ~ Original large format 5 x 7″ film negative. Photographed at Genoa Il in 1935 by the documentary photographer Charles Medin.Charles Medin was artist/photographer and then assistant editor of the Illinois Central Magazine, circa 1900s to 1949. His images are well-known to railfans as he documented railroads and city street scenes across the Eastern & Southern states.**Multiple negatives purchased at same time ship for the price of one** Negative Measures 5 x 7 Inches. In Very Good Condition. Please see photos for further details Thanks for Looking and Good Luck BiddingSW4JC

A24 Negative 1990’s Santa Monica Pier Roller Coaster Ocean B991a

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This striking image beautifully captures the iconic Santa Monica Pier, showcasing its distinctive roller coaster structure reaching towards the sky. The scene unfolds with people strolling along the pier, the vast ocean stretching into the horizon, and waves gently breaking on the sandy beach in the foreground.

a24 Negative 1930’s California Young Girl Child Portrait Rabbit Book 098a

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Discover a charming piece of photographic history with this original black and white medium format negative. The image captures a delightful portrait of a young girl, likely a toddler, with a radiant smile and curly hair. She is seated on a table, holding what appears to be a children’s book or illustration featuring an endearing rabbit. This unique negative offers a glimpse into a bygone era, showcasing vintage fashion with her ruffled dress and classic lace-up high-top shoes. It holds significant appeal for collectors of vintage photography, historical archives, and those interested in mid-century childhood imagery. The clear composition and the subject’s engaging expression make this a captivating and collectible artifact, perfect for preservation or creating timeless prints.

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