Bain News Service photographs · United States
Thomas Sterling
Thomas Sterling is listed in Bain News Service photographs (about 1900-1920) as portrait. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Portrait, about 1900-1920
1635 people in Bain News Service photographs · 13 more named Sterling
- Full name
- Thomas Sterling
- Source
- Bain News Service photographs
- Listed as
- Portrait, about 1900-1920
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In context
Going through the collection “Bain News Service photographs” from A to Z, Thomas is the 1365th of 1635 names on this site. 969 entries in this book on this site are dated 1910, Thomas's among them.
| Same year | 1910: 968 other entries in this book |
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Also in Bain News Service photographs
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Estelle W. SteadBain News Service photographs 1910
Francis Lynde StetsonBain News Service photographs 1910
Estelle H. SteadBain News Service photographs 1910
Isaac StevensBain News Service photographs 1910
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Bain News Service photographs, about 1900-1920.
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