National Photo Company Collection photographs · United States
John E. Raker
John E. Raker is listed in National Photo Company Collection photographs (1918) as portrait. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Portrait, 1918
455 people in National Photo Company Collection photographs · 2 more named Raker
- Full name
- John E. Raker
- Occupation
- Calif
- Source
- National Photo Company Collection photographs
- Listed as
- Portrait, 1918
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In context
John E. Raker is number 328 of 455 in the alphabetical list of the collection “National Photo Company Collection photographs” on this site. The year 1918 also appears on 57 other entries from this book.
| Same year | 1918: 57 other entries in this book |
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Source
National Photo Company Collection photographs, 1918.
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No known restrictions on publication. National Photo Company press photograph (1909-1932). Held by the Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
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