Bain News Service photographs · United States
James Reid
James Reid is listed in Bain News Service photographs (1920) as portrait. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Portrait, 1920
1635 people in Bain News Service photographs · 38 more named Reid
- Full name
- James Reid
- Source
- Bain News Service photographs
- Listed as
- Portrait, 1920
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In context
Of the 1635 entries from the collection “Bain News Service photographs” that have pages here, James is 1199th in surname order. 154 other entries in this book on this site carry the year 1920, as James's does.
| Same year | 1920: 154 other entries in this book |
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Also in Bain News Service photographs
Frances ReeveBain News Service photographs 1910
Jean ReidBain News Service photographs 1910
Gordon ReeseBain News Service photographs 1910
John S. ReillyBain News Service photographs 1910
Estelle ReelBain News Service photographs 1910
E. Mont ReilyBain News Service photographs 1921
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No known restrictions on publication. Bain News Service press photograph (1900s-1920s). Held by the Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
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