I was lucky with this image. There is a little information on the back of the image: Bud & Gladys, July 21, 1948.
I wish I could see the details of the dress. I am assuming the happy couple is standing outside of a church.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
I purchased this photos from an auction sale. There’s no identifying marks on the back of the photo. The image is an antique cabinet card photograph by Frank J. Gorzycki. According to Google, he operated a photography studio in Detroit, Michigan.
The family is dressed in formal attire which was fashionable in the 1920s.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
I bought this image as part of an auction sale. I love the fact this image has information written on the back. The downside…it’s hard to read.
The photo was taken in 1951 at a Farm Bureau Picnic. The gentlemen in the photo are: Walter Brewsinger (?), Frank Forshee, Art Kuhl, _____ Horning, Rha Arnold, & Don Johnson.
Of course, after starring at this photo, I wonder the flavor of pie.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
Happy World Turtle Day, everyone!
I love watching and photographing turtles. (Of course, I love watching all wildlife).
We are currently having a cold, rainy day here in Mid-Michigan. So I guess, I won’t be photographing any turtles today.
Have a great day! Stay safe this holiday weekend!
Until next time…peace
I actually have a photo with a date. I am only guessing the children are siblings. To me, they look like brother and sister.
The date on the back of the photo reads: Dec. 1949. I love photos with a little information.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
I believe this is a mom and new baby. I think, the baby is a boy. But I am not 100% certain. It’s hard to tell sometimes in older photos.
I have a lot of photos of this family. I believe the timeframe is the 1940s.
What do you think?
Once again…Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful moms out there.
Until next time…peace
The lady is all smiles as she models her outfit. I wonder if she is going to a festival? Or if she is dressed up for a wedding or other special event.
Even though, I do not have any identifying information, I’m placing this image in the 1940s.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
Like many of my photos that I purchase, I do not have any identifying marks or information on this image. I wonder if the lady is the little girl’s grandmother or great grandmother.
I looks to be a beautiful sunny day. They both are smiling for the camera.
Based on the clothing and style of print, I am placing the photo in the 1940s.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
I do not have any information on the photo. The image is from another estate lot. From the style of clothing and the type of print, I am placing the image in the 1940s.
The woman appears to be either startled by the person capturing the photo or reluctant to have her picture taken.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
The little girl is all dressed up. Perhaps, she’s going to church or off to visit someone. From the style of clothing, I am placing this photo in the late 1940s.
Like most of my images, I do not have any further information.
I absolutely love the little suitcase and stuffed elephant in the photo. I am positive they are the little one’s prized possessions.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
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