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Negatives, W. G. Hagarty
Thomas Walters Hirst Studio
Thomas Walters
Hirst Studio
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1935
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2 negatives - 1st negative - photo of a photo - in a gray and black frame - shows a woman with jaw length tightly curled hair, she is wearing round classes. The base of the frame reads "Hirst Studio" 2nd negative - portrait of a man with short neat hair, he is wearing glasses that are hexagons at the base and round at the top, a white dress shirt, a white and gray striped tie, black pants, and a sweater vest with a large H on the front.
Envelope reads "W. G. Hagarty" and "1726 East 4sx"
Negative, 6.8125" x 4.8125"; envelope, 5.5" x 7.5"
Archival master image scanned as 48-bit RGB color TIFF. Display image is 8-bit 150 dpi JPG, quality rating 8, generated from uncompressed archival TIFF using Adobe Photoshop.
2 negatives - 1st negative - photo of a photo - in a gray and black frame - shows a woman with jaw length tightly curled hair, she is wearing round classes. The base of the frame reads "Hirst Studio" 2nd negative - portrait of a man with short neat hair, he is wearing glasses that are hexagons at the base and round at the top, a white dress shirt, a white and gray striped tie, black pants, and a sweater vest with a large H on the front.
Envelope reads "W. G. Hagarty" and "1726 East 4sx"
Negative, 6.8125" x 4.8125"; envelope, 5.5" x 7.5"
Archival master image scanned as 48-bit RGB color TIFF. Display image is 8-bit 150 dpi JPG, quality rating 8, generated from uncompressed archival TIFF using Adobe Photoshop.
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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives
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Donor Leanna Westfall, daughter of Pat Mitchell, donated the collection after her mother's passing.
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Reno County Museum, https://www.renocomuseum.org/