Barnum & hotsell Bailey Circus / Franklin County Fair 1886-1920s Malone, NY Digital Downloads

Downloadable digital Photo
High quality files for photos up 8.5X11 INCHES for this price able to print multiple copies for gifts to your family and a close friend.. NO SELLING PRIVILEGES ALLOWED AND FILES FOR LARGER PICTURES ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST for a different price.
I have made murals up to 8ft. x 32ft with great clarity..Walmart even used one this large and it was installed over the customer service desk for 10 years

I owned the negatives and reproduced them as well as made them a part of the local county museum and some of them were used in another 3 books of writers writing about sleighs, snow shoes and boat houses and The Old Guides Story of Chateaugay Lake NY. the negatives became part of my family in the 1980's and I found them to be so interesting and awesome that I scanned each one holding a desk lamp over a box i made to disperse the light evenly and so then I printed each one packaged them and went door to door in each area and they became a hit!! So I then set up at craft shows for over 6 years. One day I was selling prints on ebay and the local publisher contacted me and asked me to put a book together, and so I did. and then I asked the museum if they would like to be included and they agreed if I would give the negatives to them. Since they were so valuable I agreed. I have an inventory 2000 8.5" x11" prints I printed here in my home.
This book is loaded with 1800's-1950's photographs which I published with the .Franklin County Historical Society & Museum in the year 2008. I asked them to publish this book with me and they agreed so I have complete permission to sell this book. These images are now a part of Franklin County Historical Society & Museum, as I have donated to and kept my copyrights as long as I Live. We have published a book together as well. ADIRONDACK Life Styles 1800's-1950's. I have one copy available at the moment but can order one for you. Hometown Cable TV made hotsell a show about me and my glass negatives as well.


About Adirondack Life Styles Book
This assortment of photographs is part of the massive inventory of antique glass and acetate negatives associated with the photograph studios that were owned by Norbert Robideau in Malone, New York. Although Mr. Robideau operated his studio for many years and amassed his own personal inventory, in addition to thousands of negatives left in the studio by other clients, the presence of at least several hundred older negatives attests to the work of other predecessors. Some, such as Guy C. Dewey and Grace McMillan (her father operated McMillan Mills in Malone on the banks of the Salmon River) are also well-represented in this beautiful edition. Containing approximately 300 photographs of people, places, and things local to the Adirondacks in the late 1800s to early 1900s, this book will make the perfect addition to any historian's collection.