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Drying the Blankets
1911
Clay Judson (in the foreground) and Doc Copeland hanging up blankets to dry after a rain shower.
Clay's Precarious Seat
1907
Clay Judson is sitting on a low chair on the ground, which is tipped backward.
Five Boys
1910
L-R: Hannie (Fred Hanson), Howard T. Greene, "Piffy" (Charles Ilsley), Carl Greene, and Clay Judson.
Clay Judson Shaves
1911
Carl useing the camera tripod as a base for the mirror he's using as he is shaving.
Cope and Clay
1914
Clay Judson leaning on the shoulder of Dr. Ernest Copeland. They are standing outdoors.
