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1. 1950s Attachable Camera Flash - The camera flash is an attachable item to add light to dark rooms while taking a photograph or filming and this individual flash was made in the 1950s. The old movie camera flash is black with a little white color added on the front. On the front where the white color is painted, the word "TULLY" is painted in black and right below is a black shaped diamond. The front also has a large hole which serves as the origination of the flash. The flash also has a case with it that appears to be made of a brown plastic.

   1994.18.17.b

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 1950s Old Movie Timer with Flash - The object is a 1950s old movie camera timer with flash accessory. The 7 inch brown leather box has a metal clasp that holds the box and the contents altogether. The box also has stitching on the sides to assure the leather holds together. On the inside flap of the box are numerous elastic loop holes designed to hold objects such as the screwdriver like object used to adjust the timer in the bottom loop hole. The flash is a Kakonet II which is a tan color with a large glass front piece where the flash occurs. On the top of the Kakonet II is a dial which has numerous numbers to act as settings for the flash. There is also a large metal attachment with four round ends that appears like it may attach to the camera. The box also has a small metal object the size of a pen in one of the loop holes. The inside of the leather box also has a small separate divider that appears to hold the large metal attachment. The objects appear to be in good condition.

   1994.18.17.c

   Record Type: Object

   
3. Adjustable Movie Camera Tripod - The tripod was designed to hold a movie camera in the 1950s and be adjustable in position. The adjustable tripod is mostly made of a black colored metal with the remaining parts being silver colored. The tripod has a bulbous top with a knob on the top and another on the side of the bulbous area. The tripod then goes straight down until it reaches another adjustable point. The intersection point is connected to the main pole, with a knob on one side and a metal piece on the other side with two adjustable knobs connecting to that piece. Upon the farthest of the two metal knobs is a piece of string with "ROWI" and "Germany" written on the end of a small circular gold colored pendant. The black metal then turns into silver metal until reaching the base of the tripod. The tripod has three black metal legs that all evenly reach out to support the tripod on the ground. The tripod is in excellent condition.

   1994.18.17.a

   Record Type: Object

   
4. A photographic master exhibits in Katonah - October 2, 1998

   Article in The Bedford (New York) Pound Ridge Record Review about an exhibition of O. Winston Link photographs at the Candace Perich Gallery in Katonah, New York. The article focuses on some of the more difficult problems Mr. Link encountered in taking and developing his photographs and some of the people he met during his project. It includes a photo of O. Winston Link in front of a billboard advertising an exhibit of Link photographs at the Vir...

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5. A photographic master exhibits in Katonah - October 2, 1998

   Article in The Bedford (New York) Pound Ridge Record Review about an exhibition of O. Winston Link photographs at the Candace Perich Gallery in Katonah, New York. The article focuses on some of the more difficult problems Mr. Link encountered in taking and developing his photographs and some of the people he met during his project. It includes a photo of O. Winston Link in front of a billboard advertising an exhibit of Link photographs at the Vir...

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6. A Sentimental Journey - May 20, 1990

   Article in the Lifestyle section of the Syracuse Herald American about O. Winston Link and his passion for trains and his project to photograph steam locomotives. The article was published prior to Link's visit to Utica, New York to attend a dinner of the National Railway Historical Society. O. Winston Link talks with Amy Kanter about photographing the final days of Norfolk & Western's steam engines. The article contains a photograph of Mr. Link ...

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7. A Sentimental Journey - May 20, 1990

   Article in the Lifestyle section of the Syracuse Herald American about O. Winston Link and his passion for trains and his project to photograph steam locomotives. The article was published prior to Link's visit to Utica, New York to attend a dinner of the National Railway Historical Society. O. Winston Link talks with Amy Kanter about photographing the final days of Norfolk & Western's steam engines. The article contains a photograph of Mr. Link ...

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8. Keystone K-38 Movie Camera - The item is a 1950s old movie camera or Keystone K 38 model camera. It has silver metal trim with the remaining part of the camera covered in brown leather. It has a total of three lenses on a turning dial that allows the user to adjust the lens settings by rotating the dial. Each of the individual lenses have numerous numbers and letters written to instruct the user of the current setting on the camera. The camera has a wrist strap on the back to assure the user does not drop the camera. There are two sets of circular dials on the right side of the camera meant to provide the user with information while filming with the current settings. There is also a lever on the right side of the camera. There is a large metal flap that can be straightened out and rotated on the camera, which was possibly used to crank power into the camera. Along the top is written Keystone K-38 Olympic 8mm. On the front side of the camera is the head of an eagle on top of a blue and red colored shield. The exact same eagle/shield emblem is on the top of the camera as well. A large red K is written on the front with a black 38 written just below it. The camera also has a glass hole lined with a black color to allow the user to look through the camera to see where it is being pointed while filming. The camera appears to be in excellent condition. The metal seems to have a few scratches.

   1994.18.17

   Record Type: Object

   
9. O. Winston Link, Photographer, Dies - February 2, 2001

   Obituary of O. Winston Link published in the Virginia & metro section of the Richmond Times-Dispatch. The obituary traces Mr. Link's life from his work in commercial photography, his project of photograph the last steam engines in the 1950's, and his problems with his ex-wife over theft of his pictures. It contains a photograph of O. Winston Link when he was honored by the Virginia House of Delegates in 1996.

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10. O. Winston Link, Photographer, Dies - February 2, 2001

    Obituary of O. Winston Link published in the Virginia & metro section of the Richmond Times-Dispatch. The obituary traces Mr. Link's life from his work in commercial photography, his project of photograph the last steam engines in the 1950's, and his problems with his ex-wife over theft of his pictures. It contains a photograph of O. Winston Link when he was honored by the Virginia House of Delegates in 1996.

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11. Photographer Captured Era - February 5, 1996

    Article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch about O. Winston Link's project to photograph steam locomotives in the 1950's. Published in conjunction with an exhibit of steam trains ("Titans of Steam: The Golden Age of Virginia Railroads") which included one of Mr. Link's prints, the article includes an interview with Mr. Link and discusses his project to photograph steam locomotives, his mastery of light, and his legal battles with his ex-wife over hi...

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12. The Emotion of Locomotion - July 29, 1999

    Article in Visual Arts section of The San Diego Union-Tribune about an exhibition of 31 of O. Winston Link's photographs at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum. The article includes 3 of Mr. Link's photographs and an interview with him.

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13. The Emotion of Locomotion - July 29, 1999

    Article in Visual Arts section of The San Diego Union-Tribune about an exhibition of 31 of O. Winston Link's photographs at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum. The article includes 3 of Mr. Link's photographs and an interview with him.

    Record Type: Archive