Photographer: A. F. Rice
North Manchester, Indiana
example from LOST GALLERY
Arthur F (Phocian) Rice
(6 Aug 1867 - 28 Aug 1952)
Arthur Phocian Rice spent his entire life in North Manchester, IN. He
was photographer there from as early as 1885 to 1918 on Walnut Street,
and from 1920 to 1930 on East 2nd Street. In later years his health
was not good and his son Lozier worked as photographer. In 1930 both
were “retail merchants selling photos and radios.”
Considering also the pale color and the scalloped edges, the cabinet
card at the left was probably finished between 1890 and 1900.
01 Apr 1895
15 Sep 1894
Reverse of card at left
photographer H R Rice
(Found in Purcell, OK)
Reverse of card at the left
No information has been found on H R Rice. No connection to A F Rice
is known.
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