WALL OF AN UNIDENTIFIED CALIFORNIA MISSION CHURCH
Color: Black; White
A black and white photograph of a wall of an unidentified California mission church, developed on March 18, 1932. The adobe wall has lost much of its plaster although sections are at various sections. Left of center is a buttress protruding from the wall and there is a wild vine or other plant form growing on the upper portion of the buttress. At the upper right is a square shaped window opening. Because the photo was a closeup, little else of note is in the image. On the lower portion of the reverse is most of a stamp that reads "[GENU]INE KRYSTAL GLOSS / [GU]ARANTEED FOREVER" at the top with a silhouette of a bear on all fours at the center, within which is the date "MAR 18 1932" and the words "[B]EAR PHOTO SERVICE" at the bottom. At the upper right corner is "D90" stamped in black ink. Aside from slight surface soiling on both sides, the artifact is in good condition.
Number-Units: 1
