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Haddan Studio RPPC Kansas 4 Women Portrait Family Names Coffeyville 1910s B3 For Sale


Haddan Studio RPPC Kansas 4 Women Portrait Family Names Coffeyville 1910s B3
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Haddan Studio RPPC Kansas 4 Women Portrait Family Names Coffeyville 1910s B3:
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This captivating Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) presents a timeless studio portrait of four women, likely a family or close friends, captured by the Hattan Studio in Coffeyville, Kansas. The women are elegantly dressed in period attire, characteristic of the early 20th century, with two seated and two standing, creating a classic composition. The high-quality photographic print on postcard stock offers a glimpse into a bygone era, showcasing the fashion and social customs of the time.The reverse side of this unique collectible provides a wealth of personal detail, with handwritten names and ages for each woman: Annie Whimeny (age 39), Rose Brown (age 27), Bissie Scantlin (age 26), and Marie Phillips (age 16). The card is addressed to "Mr and Mrs Wm Scantlin," adding a layer of historical connection and lineage. This piece is a valuable find for collectors of Kansas history, genealogical research, early 20th-century photography, and vintage portraiture, offering a personal narrative alongside its visual appeal.
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