Actually he is "dapper" Lol. The back of this image is very important for identifying our handsome fellow by narrowing down the area in which he likely lived. From there you work out the time frame from his clothing, hair style and mustache style. Not that I am any good at this but I know that many people are experts.
What a catch!! If only they still made 'em like this! (now do I mean the men or the photographs, i'm not telling...you'll just have to ponder on that one!!?)
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this is beautiful! I've recently found your blog and your images are wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing! I'm hosting a fat book swap and I'd like to include your blog as a source of inspiration and images. Robin
Yes, a hnadsome, daper fellow indeed. And I agree sometimes I just love the backs of old postcards (more than the fronts).
ReplyDeleteVery correct! The scrolls and decorative touches to the studio's name are so very lovely!
ReplyDeleteActually he is "dapper" Lol. The back of this image is very important for identifying our handsome fellow by narrowing down the area in which he likely lived. From there you work out the time frame from his clothing, hair style and mustache style. Not that I am any good at this but I know that many people are experts.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that this type of embellishing is not done now!
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Thank you for this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a catch!! If only they still made 'em like this! (now do I mean the men or the photographs, i'm not telling...you'll just have to ponder on that one!!?)
ReplyDeleteI love the frames some of the old photographs have on them. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou are wonderful for posting these photos! Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteJennifer
I've always loved the backs, too--amazing art to be found! Love seeing all the images you're posting--thanks for sharing them with us!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree. The back of this photo is so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe back of this image is very important for identifying our handsome fellow by narrowing down the area in which he likely lived. From there you work out the time frame from his clothing, hair style and mustache style. Not that I am any good at this but I know that many people are experts. Web hosting india
ReplyDeleteWhat a great masculine photo.There seem to be more vintage female then male photos so I am glad you have shared this one
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Annette In Oz
Oh, when it comes to cabinet cards, I usually do like the back best!
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I'm hosting a fat book swap and I'd like to include your blog as a source of inspiration and images.
Robin
Thank you so very much!
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