Harris & Ewing photographs · United States
David I. Walsh
David I. Walsh is listed in Harris & Ewing photographs (1939) as portrait. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Portrait, 1939
29 people in Harris & Ewing photographs · 172 more named Walsh
- Full name
- David I. Walsh
- Source
- Harris & Ewing photographs
- Listed as
- Portrait, 1939
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In context
Of the 29 entries from the collection “Harris & Ewing photographs” that have pages here, David is 27th in surname order. Counting David, 10 entries from this book are dated 1939.
| Same year | 1939: 9 other entries in this book |
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Also in Harris & Ewing photographs
Daniel W. TracyHarris & Ewing photographs 1940
Kenneth WatsonHarris & Ewing photographs 1939
James F. ThomsonHarris & Ewing photographs 1939
Kenneth WherryHarris & Ewing photographs 1940
John J. SparkmanHarris & Ewing photographs 1940
Victor SoucekHarris & Ewing photographs 1937
Others named Walsh
Same surname in the archive.
Joseph WalshBain News Service photographs 1917
Thomas F. WalshBain News Service photographs 1909
John Jackson WalshBain News Service photographs 1915
John J. WalshBain News Service photographs 1920
Thomas J. WalshBain News Service photographs 1910
Jos WalshNational Photo Company Collection photographs 1921
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Source
Harris & Ewing photographs, 1939.
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