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Image of Canon EF single lens reflex camera used by photographer Al Smith, ca. 1973-1978
2014.49.4
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Canon EF single lens reflex camera used by photographer Al Smith, ca. 1973-1978

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This Canon EF single lens reflex camera belonged to Al Smith, a prominent local Black photographer who captured 65 years of Seattle history.
ID Number: 2014.49.4
Date: Circa 1973-1978
Physical Description: 1 Camera, Single Lens Reflex; metal, glass, plastic; 4 in.H x 6 in.W x 4 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2014.49.4
Subjects: Visual Arts, Black/African American
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