Description
Original vintage photographs from the collection of Edward E. Nahon (b. ca. 1881), a New York-based furniture designer and businessman active during the early-to-mid 20th century. Nahon was known for his design work and entrepreneurship during an important era of American business history.
Details About the Items:
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Lot of four original photographs from Camp Truda, Oxford, Maine, attributed to professional photographer Grace Voss (36 West 57th St., N.Y.C.).
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Each photo measures approximately 7″ x 5″ and features the Grace Voss courtesy credit stamp on the reverse.
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Scenes include:
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Lake view with pier, groups of campers, and printed white text: “Camp Truda Oxford ME.”
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Interior view of the camp Guest House, with partial printed text: “Guest House…Truda Oxford ME.”
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Rustic exterior of the Dining Hall with printed white text: “Dining Hall Camp Truda Oxford ME.”
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Canoeing scene featuring ten canoes with campers rowing, framed by trees and distant low mountains (no printed text).
Condition: Good vintage condition overall. Photos show light surface wear, mild toning, and slight waviness typical for original prints of this era. No major creases, tears, or writing on the front. Please review photos for exact details.
Why It’s Valuable: A unique opportunity to own authentic early 20th-century photographic history related to New England summer camps. These rare Camp Truda images capture outdoor life, recreation, and rustic living during an important era, all preserved through the original materials collected by a notable New York entrepreneur.
Shipping Information: Carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Combined shipping available for multiple purchases.
