Increasing demand for identified historic photographs has driven both the hunt by collectors and the research related to these images. Attributions vary—some are close to ironclad, while others are looser or nonexistent. The evidence, how it is interpreted and the conclusions made become part of each image’s story. Ideally, multiple copies of an image exist, and one or more is identified. Sadly, sometimes even when other copies exist, none have associated identification. The more scarce t
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