Talk:Otto Pfenninger

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As part of Wikipedia:GLAM/TNA and WikiProject Photography we are trying to discover when Otto Pfenninger died. Then we can determine the copyright status of his photographs.

His son, James Otto Pfenniger moved to Streatham and received naturalisation in 1920. He seems to have still been there in 1939 according to the telephone directory. So there may well be some of Otto's descendants around?Leutha (talk) 13:30, 12 August 2011 (UTC)Reply

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