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This is the fourth edition of this – “THE ARCHIVE” blog series, which gives an inside look into my personal physical collection of original historical artifacts I have acquired during production of my documentary films. This specific piece is yet another cabinet card, the third cabinet card discussed thus far, but estimated to be takenContinue reading “The Archives | 1900 (circa) Pit Bull Dog and Baby”

This is the third edition of this – “THE ARCHIVE” blog series, which gives an inside look into my personal physical collection of original historical artifacts I have acquired during production of my documentary films. This specific piece is another cabinet card from the 1890s – the type of photograph previously discussed in the firstContinue reading “The Archives | 1893 Pit Bull Dog and Children”

This is the second edition of this – “The Archive” blog series, which gives an inside look into my personal physical collection of original historical artifacts I have acquired during production of my documentary films, and this one is truly special… This image is dated post-Civil War, sometime around 1870. It is a gentleman sittingContinue reading “The Archives | 1870 (circa) Pit Bull Dog and Gentleman”

Over the years while directing and producing my documentary films, I have acquired numerous historical artifacts related to the topics these films explore. It started in 2007 after I began a documentary about dogfighting with a working title “Fighting For Their Life” (which later pivoted to examine breed specific legislation and became “Guilty Til ProvenContinue reading “The Archives | 1890 (circa) Pit Bull Dog”