Photographic print of Eunice Jackson and another woman wearing leis

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A black-and-white photograph of Eunice Jackson and another woman wearing leis. The women are wearing hats, jackets, and dresses, and are holding their glasses in their right hands. They are carrying other items under their left arms. Jackson is wearing a fur coat over her outfit, and the other woman is holding a fur coat or stole in her left hand. In the background on the proper left, a florist's stand is visible, and on the proper right there is an elevator. On the verso of the photograph, handwriting identifies the second woman as "Dot." The left and right sides of the photograph are scalloped.

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