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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: alftabor on Saturday 14 August 10 07:46 BST (UK)
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The cake in this request is the wedding cake of my wife's grandmother
I wish to include in her family history
Would SKS please fix this undoubtably mutilated copy
Alf
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Quick tidy for you Alf.
Regards,
Morrie.
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That's a fantastic cake :D
and the restoration is pretty good too, Morrie ;D -- wonderful!
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One from me
Hippy :) :) :) :) :)
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my one
Irene
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Now I am spoiled for choice
Thanks Morrie,Hippy and Irene
And I agree Heywood it's some cake
Alf
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Hi Alf,
Another to add to your collection, what a fantastic cake ! :)
Kind regards,
Pels.
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Thank you Pels
It's some massive cake
Regards Alf
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Wonder what those columns would have been made of...porcelain? Cause I'm pretty sure they hadn't invented plastic yet :D
Cheers,
China
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I think the columns were made of some kind of plaster. I seem to remember a kind of chalky feel to them ???
Irene
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I am almost certain that the columns were Icing sugar
Alf
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That is one impressive cake :o :o
And some very impressive restores :D
Pels, you've brought out each individual flower on that cake.
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A fabulous cake and restores :) The hours of workmanship of icing it, that must have gone into it :)
Cheers
KHP
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What an absolute amazing wedding cake and brilliant restores too!! If it was my cake I don't think I could have eaten it, it's a work of art!! ;D
Elaine.
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I wonder if there's still a piece of it around somewhere...it's possible. Soaked in rum or whiskey and packed in powdered sugar, a piece of fruit cake could theoretically last a century...