Wordless Wednesday = Sanders – Fryher Photo Album – Image 18
This photo comes from a 19th century Sanders & Fryher Photo album. If you can identify the date, age of the individual or who the person is, please post a remark about it.
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Probably before 1900.
Have you looked up the name Lewis in New Britain Connecticut in a trade directory or newspaper as you may find some information as to when he was trading and this will give you a date range
Rob Cook