Eastman Kodak camera, with interesting history...I need to know it's worth!

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Document 1:

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Document 2:

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Document 3:

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Document 5:

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Document 4: (sorry this one is out of sequence)

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Pension card listing a wife named Mary in 1920:

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These next ones do not match with "5th Brigade" which was given on the camera and may be a different Harvey E. Hall, or he may have been transferred. I've marked these files with "MAYBE"

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The next "MAYBE" document:

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Last one, also a "MAYBE":

[Julekpl]

Hey Talesofthesevenseas ....I believe you found him....

here is his name and address, just like on the muster. Thanks so much!

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Woohoo!! High five!  


It will take a little more research to find out if some of the ones that don't exactly match are the same Harvey or not. You might be able to compare some of the info on the ones you can definitely associate with your camera.

[Julekpl]

Wow well thanks so much for your time, and sorry for wasting it, but hey, now I know this person existed and I may be able to find some relatives!

  THANKS!!

[KC]

Isn't this site great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[regularjoe2]

Tip-top Tip 'o the tophat to talesoftheccccccc !

Nice work there !

[talesofthesevenseas]

Glad I could help, that Ancestry.com subscription comes in handy!

That pension card is hard to read, but it lists Mary as his widow in 1920. It is quite possible there were no children.