photographer: Star Gallery
Hohenshelt and Gerlach
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The name "Star Gallery" was much like the name "Sunbeam Gallery." The
title was used by more than one photographer for their
establishment.
There were many establishments named "Star Gallery" or "Star Studio"
This page is under development
photographer: Star Gallery
83 garrison Av, Fort Smith, Ar
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reverse of card at left
West Side of Square, Barry IL
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Girard, IL
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Highland, IL
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Highland, IL
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photographer: Star Gallery
North Vernon. IN
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photographer: Star StudioValporaiso, IN
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photographer: Star Gallery
E B Edwards, Muscatine, IA
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reverse of card at left
photographer: Star Gallery
W P Heckart
116 Main Street, Ottumwa, IA
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photographer: Star Gallery
W C Henecks
No 53 First Street, Cedar Rapids, IA
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photographer: Star Gallery
H R Buser, Cedar Rapids, IA
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M. E. Patty, Adel, IA
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Evans, Spirit Lake, IA
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photographer: Star Gallery
artist: Reeder
Clay Center, KS
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Claflin, KS
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photographer: Star Gallery
J Lafayette and A Cowan
Muskegon, MI
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photographer: Star Gallery
Smith
Fergus Falls, MN
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photographer: Star Gallery
Smith Brothers
Fergus Falls, MN
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photographer: Star Gallery
327 Washington Av, Minneapolis, MN
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photographer: Star Gallery
Nor Washington Ave, Minneapolis, MN
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photographer: Star Gallery
418 Court Street, Beatrice, NE
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reverse of card at left
photographer Star Gallery
418 Court Street
Beatrice, NE
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from the collection of
rfinch on Ancestry.com
Star Gallery was located at 16 w Berry st in Fort Wayne, IN, from about 1884 to about 1891. The cabinet card shown here was probably done then.
photographer: Star Studio
Herbert L Pedlar
691 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY
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photographer: Star Studio
Hebert L Pedlar
691 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY
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H Pedlar, 691 Grand st, Brooklyn, KD?
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H Pedlar, 691 Grand st, Brooklyn, NY
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(Note misprint on card at left
photographer: Star Gallery
Court Street, Athens, OH
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Mount Vernon, OH
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photographer: M H DimsbeeStar Photo Car
(It appears Dimsbee photo car worked up and down the east coast from Massachusetts to Washington DC.)
photographer: New Star Gallery
M McGowan
Fond Du Lac, WI
No, 333 Third St, Milwaukee, WI
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333 Third St, Milwaukee, WI
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(Note that this is the same
address as the card at the left)
Not the one you were looking for? Here's the photographer's
INDEX by name.
All the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th
century found in LOST GALLERY are listed there.
Cabinet cards typically have the photographer’s name and address printed on the bottom edge or the reverse of the card. 19th century photographers moved around a lot. The basic idea here is to find WHEN a photographer was WHERE, which will help date an unidentified CABINET CARD from your family album.
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antiques were made.
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shadows.
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removed.
This is so interesting! I found an old portrait from Star Gallery in Wabash IN.
ReplyDeleteGreat! If it is a Cabinet Card, would you like to add it to the page? If so, send a photo or a scan, including the edges, to the address found in the profile at the bottom of this page.
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