You are bidding on an Original Vintage Photo! This item is being sold by a private collector. The photo is from the early 1900s and is of the Taku Glacier in Alaska. It was taken by Ed Andrews, who was known for taking incredible photos of Alaska. Measures approximately 3 1/2" x 8 1/2". There is an "E. Andrews" stamp in the bottom right corner. The back is blank. Ed Andrews was born in Norway in 1872, arriving in Douglas, Alaska in 1897 as a young man during the Klondike gold rush years. After owning and operating a restaurant he opened the Ed Andrews photography studio. On November 24, 1935, the Alaska Daily Press wrote that "Ed Andrews specialized in 12 x 20 photographs made from negatives of that size". As a prominent Douglas photographer, Andrews distributed images to dealers all over Alaska. He also served as the official photographer for the Admiral Line, the Alaska Steamship Line, Copper River Railroad, White Pass and Yukon Railway and for Captain Sid Barrington, Stikine River navigator. On December 2, 1937, The Daily Alaska Empire, reported that Andrews? negatives were lost in one of the Douglas fires. Andrews lived in Douglas until his reported death on November 30, 1937 at the age of 65." The photographer seems to have been active in that profession as early as the 'teens, documenting life in what was then still years away from becoming the 49th state in the union. A number of his images of people and places of early twentieth century Alaska are retained in the state museum archives and collection. This item comes from a smoke-free home. The edges around the top and bottom are a little rough. Originally folded. Please see photos for details. Photos are of the item being sold. View My Other Items For Sale The complete Selling Solution. Track Page Views With Auctiva's Counter