Harris & Ewing photographs · United States
David H. Blair
David H. Blair is listed in Harris & Ewing photographs (1905) as portrait. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Portrait, 1905
22 people in Harris & Ewing photographs · 31 more named Blair
- Full name
- David H. Blair
- Source
- Harris & Ewing photographs
- Listed as
- Portrait, 1905
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In context
Of the 22 entries from the collection “Harris & Ewing photographs” that have pages here, David is 2nd in surname order. Of the 22 entries from this book on this site, 8 are dated 1905, as David's is.
| Same year | 1905: 7 other entries in this book |
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Also in Harris & Ewing photographs
Paul BartschHarris & Ewing photographs 1905
Arthur M. CurtisHarris & Ewing photographs 1905
Olive DavisHarris & Ewing photographs 1905
Samuel FisherHarris & Ewing photographs 1910
Katherine HanHarris & Ewing photographs 1915
Will H. HaysHarris & Ewing photographs 1910
Others named Blair
Same surname in the archive.
C. Ledyard BlairBain News Service photographs 1910
James A. BlairBain News Service photographs 1910
Francis G. BlairBain News Service photographs 1910
Floyd Gilbert BlairNational Photo Company Collection photographs 1924
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Source
Harris & Ewing photographs, 1905.
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No known restrictions on publication. Harris & Ewing press photograph (1905-1945). Held by the Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
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