John Kary

John Kary

A picture of a man and a woman sitting together. The woman has curly hair, very light eyes, a button-up dress, a small belt, and a pinned flower. The man has dark combed over hair, light eyes, a light grey suitcoat, and a dark tie. They are looking forward. This is a part of the small envelope numbered 16635.

9/27/1937

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black and white Kodak Nitrate film negative

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16635-002

Dickinson

Black and White Kodak negative

3x5

Five envelopes. The large envelope gives the name of a group (Nadvorniks [Dakota Rangers]), a date (5/21/1949), and a place (Dickinson, ND). Each of the four small envelopes inside the large envelope have their own numbers and order names. The small envelope labled 14971 gives the name Nick Kuntz, a date (4/28/1935), a \"24\"" in the lower left corner, and \""return to H.S.\"" in the middle. This envelope also has a receipt which has much of the same information as the envelope, in addition to having some order information. The small envelope numbered 16635 gives the name John Kary, two dates (9/27/1937 and 10/23/1937), and some minimal information about prints. Inside, there are two ruined proofs (both with a note to make six of each) and a receipt with some more detailed order information, the name and date from the envelope, and a place to send the photos (Kildeer, ND). The small envelope numbered 19491 gives another name (Mrs. Ralph Kuntz), a few dates (5/31/1941, 6/12/1941 [delivery date], and \""Thurs 12\""), and some minimal order information. Inside are a ruined proof and a receipt with the same information as the envelope. The small envelope numbered 12050 gives a name (Lawrenu Richent), a vague date (Sept. 21, not used), and some order information. Two ruined proofs are inside."

Box 111

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