On the back of this photo, a little information is written out in faded ink: “Mother’s Ivy Plant” and “1952”. When I first saw this image, I thought the title should be “Stay out of my kitchen”.
I love the old-style kitchen. The glass bottles bring back childhood memories. We had Neigh-Hi but I do not know if we ever had Hub City.
When you look at this photo, what do you see?
Until next time…peace
Like many of the photos I purchase, there are no identifying marks. I assume the image is from a family gathering, but personally, I cannot tell if the family photo depicts a group of siblings or a mother and father with their children.
When you look at the photo, what do you see?
Until next time…peace
I admit, I do not know if these children were actually brothers. But it reminds me of the photos my aunts would take on holidays. They would gather each group of siblings for photos.
Unfortunately, the image did not have any identifying marks. I am guessing, the photo was taken in the early 1950s.
I absolutely love the artwork in the background. The image is of a young girl holding puppies. I need to see if I can find a print.
When you look at the photo, what do you see?
Until next time…peace
Yes, I am fully aware that the photo is blurry. But I love the fact that it is dated and the couple is named. Someone wrote on the back of the print, “July 1942,” with the names “Carl & Mayme Schmidt.” I may have her name spelled wrong; the writing is faded.
I cannot tell if the couple is in front of their home or maybe in front of a store. The gentleman could be holding his lunch or a recent purchase.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
This image has no identifying marks. I am calling it, “Generations”. In my opinion, the people in the photo resemble a mother, two daughters, and their children.
The mother appears to be wearing black. Perhaps, the photo was taken after her husband’s funeral. Or maybe the outfit is actually a dark blue, the photo could be after a church service or other family gathering.
What do you think?
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Next to wildlife photography, vintage or old photos are my favorite. I have people sending me old negatives and photos. Because they know how much I adore vintage photography. And they were just going to throw them out.
The image I restored, shows a posing couple. Unfortunately, I do not have any other information.
I assume this was a special occasion or a moment after church service.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
Another image that I cleaned up from an estate sale. I would love to know the stained glass window’s colors on the image’s right-hand side.
This photo does have a date, October 1929. The style of clothing matches the date too.
In my opinion, I think the photo is a couple and their child is holding grandma’s hand.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
I am guessing…again. But I believe the photo was taken at a funeral. I am hesitant with this guess because the women are wearing white dresses. However, they seem to be holding up funeral prayer cards. Perhaps, the older woman’s husband passed away.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace.
I really like this picture. I can hear their mother saying, “Take off those hats”. Of course, I am only guessing. Like many of my photos, I do not have any information.
The boys are dressed in their “Sunday best, ” making me think they are headed to church. Or maybe they are heading to a church social, wedding, or other formal event.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace.
I am assuming the lady is posing in front of her house. Perhaps, the house was a new purchase. I can see other houses reflecting in her windows which leads to me to believe the house was in the suburbs. Another scenario, the house may be part of military housing. The photo was in an estate lot with other military photos.
I do have a little information on this image. The back of the photo is stamped with Brown Photo Service, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Sept. 11, 1942.
What do you see?
Until next time…peace
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