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Listing several from a very important photographer’s estate in Clearwater Florida that was demolished in 2015.
These were mostly found in a drawer in the retail show room or on the countertops, where I’m sure they were all used over the years.
There are two of this particular one available. You are buying one unless you increase the quantity
This one has some pretty suggestive photos which I find very unusual for this time.
Most of these are fairly thick and heavy & some are even double-sided, all are laminated in a heavy plastic coating or if single sided have backing material. Not flimsy.
Everything has been stored in air conditioned storage since that time & all of these are in pretty good condition.
My best description for all of them is going to be the photographs, so please look closely at each one and go to our store if you are looking for something in particular relating to the type of camera that you use, because we may have it
Measurements are shown in the photographs
Most of these seem to be from the mid to late 70s and into the mid 80s a few of them are dated
Comes with a COA from the estate!!
We want to get this photographers photos and story online, collected & preserved in as many places as possible. The items that you are buying were almost left behind for the landfill & The Clearwater historical society does little in my opinion to truly honor this man’s lifetime of work for this great city.
George Fulmer was a Photographer for the city of Clearwater for over half a century. He was also a Navy enlisted photographer during WW2.
After cleaning out the residence & studio in 2014, we had to sort through about 100,000 photographs & negatives to offer these items here. They were purchased on a contract separate from the building & copyright is not transferred
We hope to bring some recognition to his life's work, as well as to find homes for some parts of the history of an entire city, as documented by the city photographer.
Holding any piece from this collection will be rare.
