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Judging by the style of clothing and the sepia tone of the photograph, this image likely dates to the late 19th or early 20th century—roughly between 1880 and 1910. The man’s three-piece suit and bow tie, paired with the pocket watch chain visible, align with formal men’s fashion of that era. The woman’s dress features puffed sleeves and intricate lace detailing, both characteristic of this period.
Both individuals appear well-dressed in tailored clothing, which was often an indicator of middle to upper-class status during this time. The man’s pocket watch, a sign of personal wealth and refinement, strengthens this impression. The quality and detailing of the woman’s attire, especially the lace work, suggest access to resources and perhaps skilled craftsmanship.probably they are  Married couple: The man standing while the woman is seated was a popular pose for formal marital portraits during this era.

Brilliant work Rami. That is so much clearer.

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It took time to compensate for the huge lack of pixels. I think this is what the shrine looks like, engraved on the tombstone "In loving memory of Pte. T. Candy, aged 16 years, who died in battle at Pozières on 19th July, 1916. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."

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