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ID - Marsha is a Black woman with short cropped dark hair, a radiantly wide smile, and a limp wrist sat in a chair and facing the camera over her shoulder.

Clara Bow and close friend & actress Marion Mack, known for her role in THE GENERAL (1926), at Walking Box Ranch.

ID: A polaroid photograph of Marsha, a dark skinned Black woman with short cropped hair, wearing a white hat, blue shirt and camo pants. She is on a rooftop, smiling and leaning her head on the shoulder of a lighter skinned woman with long brown hair, wearing a pink high waisted thong. END ID.

ID: A photograph of Marsha, a dark skinned Black woman with short cropped hair, inside a bar with four friends around her. She’s toasting towards the camera with a drink in her hand, and some others do the same. She’s wearing a floral and pearl headpiece, and a white and gold sequined dress. END ID.

ID: A photograph of Marsha, a dark skinned Black woman with blonde hair and wearing a black and pink dress, posing with her sister Norma, a dark skinned Black woman with dark hair and wearing a blue shirt. They both hold drinks toward the camera, and Marsha holds a red rose.

ID: Two very similar photographs of Marsha, a dark skinned Black woman with short cropped hair, wearing a white and gold sequined dress, a floral and pearl headpiece, and a pearl necklace, surrounded by a group of friends. George Flimlin, a white man with short brown hair, sits to the right of her, wearing a blue shirt, and leans in to kiss her cheek in the second photo. Judy, a white woman with long brown hair, sits to the left of Marsha, wearing a white shirt and sunglasses.

Vintage pins from the Lesbian Herstory Archives’ button collection