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His father Archibald was born in Scotland and was a Captain in the Civil War
Rare circa 1880-1885 boudoir sized cabinet photo (8" x 5") showing the smelting works in Pueblo
Walter Rohlfing ran a short-lived photography studio in Midland before moving to Los Angeles
and as you can see the tintype still scans very well
1860s Brooklyn New York Girls (Cousins) Holding Dolls, Tinted Dresses, ID'd taxidermist Please use the contact formOriginal 1860s CDV of two little girls in tinted red and blue dresses, both holding dolls. On the back they are identified by first name "Hope? & Bertha, Cousins. In 1889 28 & 29 yrs old". So somebody came along in 1889 and wrote that note, which means the girls were probably born about 1860. I don't know their last names but Walker was the surname mainly associated with this album this photo was originally inside of. CDV is a bit cropped, otherwise
