date stamped on slide August 1973

date stamped on slide December 1973

Ahh! I finally found Electro! Been hunting this guy for quite some time and have seen exactly 3 figures from this wave not counting him. Love both heads and those effects hands

handwritten on slide, “John Keafer, Lobsterman Shack, April 1957"

handwritten on slide, âJanie, 1964" date stamped on slide August 1964

date stamped on slide August 1968

date stamped on slide January 1984

date stamped on slide February 1972

A trip to Airlie Gardens found me in a paradise.

photograph I acquired from a large archive of negatives from a San Francisco Bay based commercial photographer taken mostly in the 1960s to 1970s.

date stamped on slide August 1965

date stamped on slide March 1973

handwritten on slide, “Ruff, September 1967" date stamped on slide October 1967

Found in Zuma Canyon

date stamped on slide April 1975

date stamped on slide April 1964

date stamped on slide October 1974

It was an old woman and I gave it back, she was very happy. if I had kept it, it would have just sat in a pile as it wouldn't sell

handwritten on slide, “Saturday Night Banquot, District Officers" date stamped on slide May 1964

date stamped on slide January 1979

from a collection of glass slides of the American Southwest, photographer unknown.

date stamped on slide May 1960

handwritten on slide, “Dr. and Mrs. Simon, Saturday Night" date stamped on slide May 1964

handwritten on slide, “Jennifer, Joann, Ellen, July 1966" date stamped on slide July 1966

date stamped on slide December 1965

date stamped on slide July 1972

date stamped on slide October 1966

handwritten on back of photograph, "We don't know who this couple is, but we thought we'd capture it anyway. That's Chad on the right"

this beauty in the forest about 3 miles from the village where the Dacha is. I took several long walks because the family was all building new stairs to the kitchen door entry. The problem was they wouldn't let me help. I think they just didn't want to have to try to translate every little thing. Anna was the only one that spoke English. So I didn't want to sit there and watch them work while I drank their beer. Therefore- long walks.

This framed photo accompanies Anna to this day!

Our tuesday flea market was closed today because of snow, so I went to a nearby antique mall as my consolation prize. Found this feedsack that has been sewn into a long, narrow table runner.

found at the base of an atlas cedar tree

date stamped on slide August 1965

date stamped on slide June 1966