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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: allotment on Tuesday 29 January 13 23:08 GMT (UK)
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I absolutely love these pictures of my mum's mum. A beautiful woman but the photos themselves are so good. She died in 1941 when my mum was 12 years old. That is why I have never thought of her as my grandma. One photo shows her in mourning looking at a photo of her first husband who drowned in 1919 after surviving WW1 still in the army but on a night out.
The scanned images are all that I have at this time and like I say I love them but is it possible please for somebody just to remove the creases? Nothing else please just the creases . Apologies that there are three and if the quality is not right but it's all that I have.
Many thanks in anticipation.
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Lovely photos - lucky you
Cheers
Maureen
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Hi.........Heres the first for starters.
Carolyn :)
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one from me.., tommy
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the other two.., tommy
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What a brilliant job you all do it is very much appreciated.
Thank you all so much. I am well pleased.
best wishes from Colin
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From me.
Bill.
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Thank you as well Bill, they are excellent.
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One from me.
Terry
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Next one.
Terry
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Many thanks Terry they are excellent.
And thanks once again to every one of you talented restorers. It is very much appreciated.
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My effort, :)
Yvonne
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cool photos
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Many thanks Yvonne. I am spoilt for choice now. They are all excellent.
Lovely photos made so much better now by all of your efforts on here.
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I had a go too...Poignant photo.
Carol
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A slightly different one....not that you need it ;D
Carol
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You're very welcome, :)
and another one,
Yvonne
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A version of the smaller one.
Carol
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Thank you Carol they are great.
No family connection with my own Broughton surname from Cheshire in the late 1700s? Coincidently my next door neighbour and good friend is a Borrill from Lincolnshire.
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My pleasure :D What a coincidence...Got Borrill's back to 1776
Carol
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Many thanks for all of the lovely restorations.