
Still laughing, the baby turns its head; the film shows grain and a fine vertical scratch.
1953 · United States
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Read the licensing guideLaughing infant in a padded stroller seat, 8mm home movie close-up, United States, circa 1953.
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1953 · United States
Still image · $49

1953 · United States
Still image · $49

1953 · United States
Still image · $49
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Source format: 8mm home movie.
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The padded stroller seat with red piping and metal tube frame and the tie-neck baby top may show early-1950s styling, though nothing in the frame fixes a date.
Heavy grain, a cool bluish cast in the whites, warm skin tones, a fine vertical scratch and scattered dust give the shot the texture of projected 8mm reversal film.
Kodachrome had been available in 8mm since 1936, and by the 1950s home cameras let families record infants at close range in everyday settings like this one.
Copyright in the film is separate from likeness: the identifiable infant is a minor whose identity is unknown, so likeness and sensitive-use permissions deserve care, and no logos or artwork appear.
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