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Here’s a great old Kodachrome slide of a little girl with a jeep behind her.
“Original 1949 Kodak Red 35mm Kodachrome slide.”
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Just curious, how did you get the image without the watermark ‘Peter Parker’s Photos”?
Northeast Airlines, looks like the old tower building at the airport on Nantucket Mass.
I wondered if someone recognized that airport. I was going to ask about that, but forgot.
I bought this slide actually. The seller provided this info, “The only info I have is that the little girl is named Bess and she lives somewhere in New Jersey. Her mother and father were avid travlers but from the slides Bess didn’t always make the trips. The slide is from 1949 and Bess looks around 5 so I would guess she was born around 1944 she has one younger sister names Susie.”
And the back of the slide does read Nantucket Airport July ’49… Good ID, Bob
Thanks for the info Brendan!