Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait
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Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait:
$168.00
This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait - More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait
This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features
This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection.
Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare.
- Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits
- Features U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform
- Two solo shots and one deeply expressive double portrait
- Brushed-metal Photomatic frames, all marked
- Unmistakable emotional warmth between subjects
- Frames stand or hang (built-in easel backs, slightly damaged)
- Uncommon as a complete multi-piece matched set
An extraordinary, emotionally resonant trio, both historically and visually.
Prompt and careful shipping included.
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Powered By 3Dsellers - Try for Free! This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait - More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform - Two solo shots and one deeply expressive double portrait - Brushed-metal Photomatic frames, all marked - Unmistakable emotional warmth between subjects - Frames stand or hang (built-in easel backs, slightly damaged) - Uncommon as a complete multi-piece matched set An extraordinary, emotionally resonant trio, both historically and visually. Prompt and careful shipping included. Scroll to the top of this listing to view the complete photo gallery. [ Powered By 3Dsellers - Try for Free! ] This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait - More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen PortraitThis rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features
This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection.
Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare.
- Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits
- Features U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform
- Two solo shots and one deeply expressive double portrait
- Brushed-metal Photomatic frames, all marked
- Unmistakable emotional warmth between subjects
- Frames stand or hang (built-in easel backs, slightly damaged)
- Uncommon as a complete multi-piece matched set
An extraordinary, emotionally resonant trio, both historically and visually.
Prompt and careful shipping included.
Scroll to the top of this listing to view the complete photo gallery.
Powered By 3Dsellers - Try for Free! This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait - More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen PortraitThis rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection. Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare. - Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits - Features
This rare matched set of 1950s Photomatic portrait booth photos captures two young U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform, posed together in a strikingly intimate, joyful, and personal manner. Their body language and repeated appearances across the three frames (including one double portrait) suggest a relationship of deep affection, and likely romantic connection.
Produced by Photomatic, an automated photo booth service operated by International Mutoscope Corp. of NYC, these portrait machines created souvenir photos developed directly onto heavy photographic paper and mounted into sturdy metal frames. Unlike flimsy photo strips, Photomatic prints were designed to last, these surviving examples are emotionally rich and visually rare.
- Lot of 3 original 1950s Photomatic portraits
- Features U.S. Air Force servicemen in uniform
- Two solo shots and one deeply expressive double portrait
- Brushed-metal Photomatic frames, all marked
- Unmistakable emotional warmth between subjects
- Frames stand or hang (built-in easel backs, slightly damaged)
- Uncommon as a complete multi-piece matched set
An extraordinary, emotionally resonant trio, both historically and visually.
Prompt and careful shipping included.
Scroll to the top of this listing to view the complete photo gallery.
Powered By 3Dsellers - Try for Free!Vtg Gay Couple Military Photo Booth Lot c1950s Photomatic Airmen Portrait:
$168.00
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