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Testing a roll of Harmon Pheonix200. Interesting film stock. High contrast and grain, shadows block up fast... Gotta watch exposures, much less latitude than a lot of other color negative films
Testing a roll of Harmon Pheonix200. Interesting film stock. High contrast and grain, shadows block up fast... Gotta watch exposures, much less latitude than a lot of other color negative films
Caption: "Neptune Fire Engine No. 1, Richland, Pa."
Printed on the other side: "Harpel's Art Store, Publisher, Lebanon, Pa. Made in Germany."
This postcard appears in Lebanon County: A Post Card History (1992), p. 161, with the following description: "Members of Richland's Neptune Fire Company are seen here about 1908 along North Park Street near the John L. Zug Feed Mill with the original fire fighting engine drawn by horses. The Neptune Company was organized in 1907 and built its present fire house on East Main Street in 1922 as a town hall and theatre as well."
Harpel's Art Store published many other postcards of fire companies in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. For other examples, see Union Steam Fire Engine and Hose Company, No. 1, Lebanon, Pa., 1912 and Liberty Steam Fire Engine and Hose Company, No. 3, Lebanon, Pa., 1912.
