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    Posted 12 years ago

    pattiray
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    saw this on a video for an estate sale here in vegas and we were just wondering why these people were all standing there having their picture taken anyone know anything....

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 12 years ago
      Surely a panoramic photo of twenty nine women (flappers all) in a line surrounded by crowd in front of a dance hall is a bit unusual? I think the sign just says "Dancing".
    2. vetraio50 vetraio50, 12 years ago
      Is it in Vegas?
    3. vetraio50 vetraio50, 12 years ago
      Is it by E. O. Goldbeck?
    4. vetraio50 vetraio50, 12 years ago
      "Goldbeck used a Cirkut camera that revolved on a tripod while the film advanced at the same speed. He created images as large as 10 by 60 inches. All of his images were contact printed - no enlargements were made. He created the National Photo Service in 1921, the first and only independent news- photograph supplier headquartered in Texas."
      HGAF Fine Art Dallas Auction Catalog #652
      By Marianne Berardi, Christine Carmody, Courtney Case, James L. Halperin.
    5. vetraio50 vetraio50, 12 years ago
      The camera possibly used is described here:
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirkut
      There's a demonstration on youtube here:
      http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=tLZHge0Nq7Q&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DtLZHge0Nq7Q&gl=GB
    6. vetraio50 vetraio50, 12 years ago
      I just had another look at the bottom right hand corner for the signature. Not the clearest photo but I'd say it looks something like the E.O. Goldbeck S.A. (San Antonio) Texas mark I've seen on others.
    7. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 12 years ago
      the cards the women have are probably their dance cards.
    8. pattiray pattiray, 12 years ago
      thanks everyone but the corner does say wenver 1853 it is not mine. i copied it from the video they made for the estate sale
    9. vintageelegance, 11 years ago
      I've been looking for this photo for a few years. I first saw it in a women's restroom in a restaurant, the wait staff said the owner purchased it at homegoods, but I have had no success in finding it. I think these ladies were going into the dance hall in the background for a good time. Unfortunately, someone stole it from the restroom which is a sad commentary in itself. pattiray, is photo shown, the only one you have of this picture? Do you have one straight on? Hope to hear from you.
      ANYONE ELSE WITH ANY INFO ON THIS PICTURE? Thanks
    10. ethelmay, 11 years ago
      I found one at an antique barn in Stratham NH
    11. threadsarefun, 10 years ago
      I bought this print at an auction. The back of mine says beauty pageant.
    12. vintagefan100, 10 years ago
      I love this print! Found mine at a garage sale (previously purchased from Marshalls). A swimsuit version from this same era had just sold at the sale. I'd love to find this print!
    13. clif9710, 3 years ago
      I found a copy of this photo, mounted on wood, put out to be thrown away in the garbage along with many other things apparently belonging to someone who had died. My copy has a Marshall's label on the back. It's a photo that rewards study. I just noticed that the girl at the far left is holding a pennant that appears to say BEST MAID. Did she win a dance competition?
    14. clif9710, 3 years ago
      MYSTERY SOLVED. My wife discovered <a href="https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/panoramic-photo-wood-38-x-1900s-dance-1978030192">this information</a> on the photo after I had tried and failed to do so because I was reading the name at the far lower right as "Wenver" instead of Weaver.
    15. vetraio50 vetraio50, 3 years ago
      Well done CLIF910 ..... any idea of what uniform those guys are wearing ????
    16. vetraio50 vetraio50, 3 years ago
      I think those are three L.A. police uniforms or am I wrong ???
    17. clif9710, 3 years ago
      That's a new unsolved mystery!
    18. AwowsGaGa AwowsGaGa, 2 years ago
      I actually recently obtained this photo on wood from my friend of mine who had bought it in a flea market I had admired it so many times she gave it to me. I have studied the picture with magnifying glass it definitely says 1853-1 Weaver LA in the bottom corner and the sign or pendant shown on the opposite side does say made I can't tell what the first word is though. The photo is by Miles Weaver who is known for his panoramic photos. There was one available on eBay according to worth point but it's not there anymore. I'm so very very happy to have this I love it I love it I love it

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