top of page

The Sincic Collection

​
Glass plate negatives from the Alaskan Gold Rush.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Paul Sincic first came to the Great Land in 1937 after years of traveling as a "Hobo." During his life in Alaska he worked as a gandy dancer, grave digger, longshoreman, teacher, and was founder of the Skagway Museum.  Paul was a soldier in WW2 and a father of four.  

Some of the pieces in the Sincic Collection are from glass plates he acquired while collecting for the museum decor.  All the rest are originals.

​

Available for purchase

-Black&White or Sepia

-Card

-8x10

-11x14

-16x20

bottom of page