I found this photo ages ago in an old antique store in the moutains of Virginia. The back is printed with the words "Richter & Co. Photographers and Portrait Painters, North Corner 8th and Passyunk Ave., Philadelphia. Negatives Preserved. Copies or enlargements may be had at any time."

Possibly Indianapolis, circa 1952. Set 2 of found 35mm Kodachromes. At right is the boy from Dancing Queen. At left: Technicolor cuffs. View full size.

I found this snapshot at a flea market in New Jersey. The location is unknown to me. Striking image. Probably made after church on a nice winter day.

I found these old 4X5 glass plate negatives years ago at a garage sale. Just got around to scanning them.

This was a postcard my grandfather, Angel Ortega, had made from a photo of himself and his fiancee, Nemesia Quintana, in Gibara, Cuba. I believe it was dated 1918.

Vincenzo Fusco, my uncle, in New York. Born in Praiano, on Amalfi Coast, provincia of Salerno, on January 29, 1892.

Luca Fusco, my uncle, in New York, between 1900 and 1918.