Penn Park Pictures

Metal tags on the men's hats identify them as "Conductor 118" on the left and "Conductor 115" on the right.

See also a detail from this real photo postcard showing a close-up of the guns and ammunition displayed on the table (below).

See also the full version of this real photo postcard (below).

Printed on back of the back of this real photo postcard: "Penn Park Studio, 25-29 W. College Ave., York, PA. Hanover Studio, 12 York St., Hanover, PA."

A real photo postcard of a young boy in what is apparently intended to portray Native American clothing. The photo was taken at Penn Park Studio in York, Pa. I wonder whether this was a Halloween costume.

A real photo postcard from Penn Park Studio, York, Pa.

A real photo postcard from the Penn Park Studio, York, Pa.

A handshakes photo for the Vintage Photos Theme Park. I'm not sure what to make of the young men in this real photo postcard from the Penn Park Studio in York, Pennsylvania. Both are shaking hands with their right hands as they hold cigarettes in their left hands. The fellow on the left is wearing what appears to be a somewhat scruffy military uniform dating to World War I, but the one on the right is outfitted in what may be a cowboy get-up, with a hat, neckerchief, revolver, holster, gun belt, and boots. Compare this photo with another one from the same studio that shows two soldiers shaking hands (below).