Twenty-one Years of Photographic Postings, Page 2.
   An autobiography in photography.  

 The Postcards, 4 x 6 inches, were sent by mail as often as once a month, or as seldom as three times a year between 1974 and 1995.

 They were sent to as many as 150 people but eventually limited to a list of 100.

 Costs, including production and mailing, never exceeded one dollar per unit. They were very labor intensive but the labor was mine.

 Some people saved the entire set.

-Wm. Franklin McMahon

 

Postcards outlined in blue can be enlarged.

 
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Gus Hall headed the American Communist Party ticket for many years.


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Len O'Connor, Chicago television commentator.
 



 
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Johnny Majors was the Pitt coach and Tony Dorsett the star running back, South Bend, IN.

I took the photograph below in Cuba City, WI in 1974, 13 years later I bought a house near there.


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Daniel Berrigan, the radical Catholic Priest, in Detroit, MI.


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