Michael Markey
Veteran
That period came to be known as the "golden afternoon" before the deluge wiped out a generation.
Poignant indeed...thanks for posting and thank you for saving them.
River Dog
Always looking
The Baby and the Cigar
The Baby and the Cigar
Sorting through another job lot of glass negatives, I came across this little gem. It makes me smile. Probably taken in England, 1919-1924.
The Baby and the Cigar
Sorting through another job lot of glass negatives, I came across this little gem. It makes me smile. Probably taken in England, 1919-1924.
BobYIL
Well-known
It made us smile too 
(Ortochromatic emulsion/film + uncoated lens = A unique charm.. Hard to duplicate with our modern means.. )
BTW, I wonder if the baby is still living.
(Ortochromatic emulsion/film + uncoated lens = A unique charm.. Hard to duplicate with our modern means.. )
BTW, I wonder if the baby is still living.
wolves3012
Veteran
Wonderful shots and good of you to save them. I thought I recognised the place too and I'm glad to see I was right. The biggest changes seem to be the vegetation, little else looks different in the intervening century!