Cabinet card of man with a Banjo c. 1880 | ||
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Posted 13 years ago
scottvez
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This cabinet card photograph features a man with his banjo and family.
The cabinet card is unmarked, but is typical of the 1880s.
Apparently the man was very fond of his banjo and felt the need to include it in this family photograph.
Reproduction of this image in any form is not authorized.
Scott
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Scott,
Looking at the distance he is standing from his family, your observation is spot on. It appears he was more "attached" to that banjo than his family. ;-)
solver
Thanks solver and walksoftly.
Thanks hotkitties and Argentina-- take a look at my other banjo images when you get a chance.
I have a few other early "banjo" images on Collectors Weekly.
Scott
Scott, I love all of your recent photo postings, especially the ones with bangos.
Marcobabe
Thanks Marcobabe-- let me know if there are other photo subjects you'd like to see!
Scott
Thanks Mrj303.
Recently acquired image of the same man at a younger age:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/97613-cabinet-card-of-man-with-family-and-his#comment-386189
scott
Thanks musik.
scott
He is probably the uncle of my third cousin, twice removed on my aunt' side, who changed his last name.
Thanks for looking amber.
scott
Thanks rob.
scott