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<p>[QUOTE="Figtree3, post: 179469, member: 33"]Through some web searches I found that there were at least 6 different photographers with a studio at that address between the 1870s-1920s. I did not find Offenbach listed.</p><p><br /></p><p>This photo, IMO, is from as early as 1905? and as late as the early 1930s. About the only photographer whose name I found at that address during that time frame was Palmisano. There was also a photographer named Ebeling listed in 1906. But information online can be incomplete. If you could do a search in 20th-century city directories of Brooklyn, that might be the way to go to find out more about the photographer. Census records could also be searched.</p><p><br /></p><p>This one is signed by the photographer on the image itself instead of having an imprint on the card mount. That's an alternate way of doing things, but makes me wonder whether there's a chance that the photographer was new to that address or did not stay there long?</p><p><br /></p><p>It's unlikely that the subject of the photo could be identified, but you never know. Stranger things have happened![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Figtree3, post: 179469, member: 33"]Through some web searches I found that there were at least 6 different photographers with a studio at that address between the 1870s-1920s. I did not find Offenbach listed. This photo, IMO, is from as early as 1905? and as late as the early 1930s. About the only photographer whose name I found at that address during that time frame was Palmisano. There was also a photographer named Ebeling listed in 1906. But information online can be incomplete. If you could do a search in 20th-century city directories of Brooklyn, that might be the way to go to find out more about the photographer. Census records could also be searched. This one is signed by the photographer on the image itself instead of having an imprint on the card mount. That's an alternate way of doing things, but makes me wonder whether there's a chance that the photographer was new to that address or did not stay there long? It's unlikely that the subject of the photo could be identified, but you never know. Stranger things have happened![/QUOTE]
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