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Daden
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Came across this on another forum and thought they were really cool

http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/20 ... west/2713/

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Thanks for the pictures. Didn't realise how good some of the photography was in the 1890's

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Thanks for the share, really enjoyed looking at these.

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Amazing photos, some just take your breath away. I wondering when people started to get the idea to smile in photos rather than just blankly staring at the fancy contraption.
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