Charles Martin family portrait photographs [graphic]. ca. 1870-ca. 1910.

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Charles Martin family portrait photographs [graphic]. ca. 1870-ca. 1910.

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Chiefly studio portrait photographs of Charles Martin, Sr. (or Carlo Martinoia, as his name appears on the versos of some prints); his wife Catherine Traversi Martin; their sons Charles Gilbert Martin and Arnold Martin; and other Martin family members and relatives including Linda Martin Moretti, Fiorenzo Moretti, Leopold Martin, Josephina Martin, Emiline Martin, Marie Martin, Joseph Traversi, Josephine Traversi, Delfina Martin Patocchi, and Ben Patocchi. Also includes portraits, group portraits and views of churches and other points of interest taken in Locarno, Cevio and Maggia, Switzerland.

1 box and 5 oversize folders (ca. 60 photographic prints) : b&w and color ; 31 x 36 cm.

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New York Gallery (San Francisco, Calif.)

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Monaco, Louis.

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Bushnell, Frederick H.

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Taber, I. W. (Isaiah West), 1830-1912

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