The second photo I have is a professional photo of a Jewish gentleman
who we assume is a gr+grandfather or uncle. On the back of the photo,
professionally printed is:

ZAKLAD FOTOGRAFICZNY
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PHOTO STUDIO

Professionally written in fancy font:
J. F(Z)ajaczkowskiego
translation provided by Polish Rootsweb volunteer
OWNER OF PHOTO STUDIO - [J.FAJACZKOWSKI'S STUDIO]

My observation:
The F may be a fancy Z. I have not been able to find a photo studio
F(Z)AJACZKOWSKI'S still in operation in Jaslo.

Professionally printed:
w
Jasle
Ulica basztowa No. 31

In Jaslo on Street Basztowa No. 31
There seems to be a Hotel located near this address at present. I have
not been able to find this photo studio at this address in any
directories.

(naprzeciw dawnego Gimnazyum obok szkoly ludowej)
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OPPOSITE OF OLD GRAMMAR [HIGH ?] SCHOOL NEAR PEOPLE SCHOOL

Klisze przechowuje sie
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FILMS ARE KEPT

In pencil someone printed:
Zotzy or Zot 24 - no translation PROBABLY PRICE OF PHOTO 24 ZLOTY

Hand written in pen is:
Zucker z Lopoi(or L T)nize
translation provided by Polish Rootsweb volunteer
ZUCKER >from ???
I cannot find a street, town, suburb beginning with LOPO but am
wondering if the writing could be old characters for alternate spelling
of Siepietnica.

On the front of the photo the names are spelled:
J. F(Z)ajaczkowski Jaslo

Any help regarding translation, ideas about time-frame this photo may
have been taken, other resources I should look into, etc. would be
appreciated.

Thank you,
Mary Zucker