ALL ONE OF A KIND
THIS IS A VERY RISCY GROUP FROM THE 1920s. COULD BE FROM LOS ANGELES OR LOUISIANA. NOT SURE. WE DON'T KNOW IF LAURA WAS A stage actress or promotional model OR A PROSTITUTE (OR ALL 3). BEHIND THE FRAME THERE WAS A SECRET COMPARTMENT THAT HAD MORE PHOTOGRAPHS AND OTHER ITEMS. YOU CAN SEE THE PHOTOS. AND THERE WAS ENVELOPE OF THE WOMAN'S HAIR. AND A NEWS CLIP OF THE WOMAN, SAME PHOTO OF THE ONE IN THE FRAMED PHOTO. THE FRAME IS VERY NICE AND THE PROFESSIONAL PHOTO IS 8X10. "Best wishes to 'The Chicken Coop' — Laura. IS ON THE PHOTO. AND THERE IS A PHOTO OF THE CHICKEN COOP, IT APPEARS TO BE A CHICKEN SHACK RESTAURANT AND THREE MEN ARE IN IT. THERE IS SOME ADULT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE GIRL AND THE MEN. (1&1 IS 2 OR IN THIS CASE 4) THIS IS AN INTERESTING GROUP AND THESE A STORY OF THE 1920'S THAT DOSE NOT USUALLY COMES UP.
This is a classic 1920s vintage studio portrait featuring a woman dressed in a characteristic "bathing beauty" or flapper-era swimsuit. Notable Details & Markings: The Photographer Signature: On the lower-left corner, it features the stylized studio marking "Peralta, L.A." This indicates it was captured by a professional portrait photographer operating out of Los Angeles, California during the early 20th century. The Inscription: On the lower-right side, there is a hand-written fountain pen message that reads, "Best wishes to 'The Chicken Coop' — Laura." The Attire: The dark, tank-style knit swimsuit adorned with horizontal stripes near the hem, paired with short bobbed hair and low heels, is standard fashion for a 1920s stage actress or promotional model
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STORAGE ONE IN BLUE TOTE WITH HOLSTERS, / 30 / 7412