Man Fishing Boat Snapshot Photograph 1950s Catch Pike Americana

Description

View Man Fishing Boat Snapshot Photograph 1950s Catch Pike Americana with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. I that makes 24 pike now for my plugs not bad I took this picture to darn far away. This is an original 1950s vernacular snapshot photograph depicting a man proudly displaying a large catch of fish while seated in a rowboat on a body of water, likely a river or lake. This candid photograph captures a moment of leisure and the thrill of a successful fishing trip. The reverse side of the photograph features a handwritten note addressed to "Lloyd" from "Colmer," detailing the fishing adventure: "Well I did it at last my limit on river went I got 10 pike on it and myron got 2 on his silver-shore. got them 8 and 10 in day time fished from about 9 AM till 2-30 we caught 13 pike only got one in minnows the sun was hite all day and a good wind they sure bit good. I that makes 24 pike now for my plugs not bad I took this picture to darn far away. will write later Colmer." This personal inscription adds significant historical and genealogical value, offering a glimpse into a specific event and a personal connection. This listing includes one original unmounted silver gelatin print snapshot photograph, featuring handwritten notations on the reverse. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Photographic Images › Photographs.

Subject

Fishing, Man, Boat, River, Lake

Theme

Americana, Hobbies Leisure, Sport

Production Technique

Silver Gelatin Print

Size

5 x 3.25 in

Year of Production

1950s

Image Color

Black White

Time Period Manufactured

1950-1959

Type

Photograph

Features

Handwritten

Number of Photographs

1

Antique

No

Image Orientation

Portrait

Framing

Unframed

Vintage

Yes