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Title: can some dates this photo
Post by: Damuan187 on Wednesday 09 December 09 22:36 GMT (UK)
can some date this photo i beleave its for kidderminster near birminghamin also can someone have go at restore it may be ad some colour to it.

thank you damian :)
Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: chinakay on Wednesday 09 December 09 23:41 GMT (UK)
Is it a postcard? If so, is there a vertical line down the center of it?

Cheers,
China
Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: Iria on Wednesday 09 December 09 23:45 GMT (UK)
Hi

A Restore From Me..Hope its ok For You

Regards

Iria
Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: Niksmum on Thursday 10 December 09 01:07 GMT (UK)
my one

Irene
Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: PrueM on Thursday 10 December 09 04:04 GMT (UK)
Looks like a postcard to me, and the furniture suggests WW1 or just prior to that, say 1912-1915 or so? 
Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: maidmarianoops on Thursday 10 December 09 10:08 GMT (UK)
this one is 1904 aprox
sylvia

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Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: PrueM on Thursday 10 December 09 10:20 GMT (UK)
Quote from: maidmarianoops on Thursday 10 December 09 10:08 GMT (UK)
this one is 1904 aprox
sylvia

I don't think the current photo is quite as early as that one.  Theclothing is quite different  :)
Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: jim1 on Thursday 10 December 09 10:33 GMT (UK)
Agree with Prue,I don't think this is earlier than WW1,the neckline would be different to this.
Being an older woman she may not be wearing the latest fashion so 1914-20 I would suggest.

jim
Title: Re: can some dates this photo
Post by: LyndonD on Thursday 10 December 09 15:28 GMT (UK)
Hello Damian
The joints on the chair base are early C20th. Looking at the clothing I would go along with just post WW1
Best regards
L