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1878

2013

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Niall McAuley said:
ObStreetview
John Spooner said:
Situations Vacant, Freeman's journal, May 3rd 1892: DRESSMAKING; wanted a first class Dressmaker, R. C.; must be able to cut and fit well, and take entire charge of workroom; none but competent person need apply; state references and lowest salary. Leonard Brothers, Belturbet.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Niall McAuley Thank you very much! Now both photos are on our Flickr Map.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
John Spooner So 1899 is not wildly out then? And I'm assuming R.C. was Roman Catholic - you wouldn't specify religion in an ad nowadays!
John Spooner said:
In April 1894 they were looking for a 'stylish Millener, R.C. and good Saleswoman'' The ad for a dressmaker appeared again in Agust 1894, so presumably the successful applicant in 1892 had moved to pastures new. Still expanding in January 1897 DRESSES; Leonard Bros, Belturbet, require a pushing Salesman, RC, of good appearance and address, for their Dress Department; give full particulars at once. Address 8502, Freeman Office.

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worldsfair39 said:
What a neat photo... Shame the photographer moved the camera!
SJH Foto said:
worldsfair39 Back then exposures were up to a minute long!
worldsfair39 said:
Yes and no. This is a snapshot, most likely taken by a box or small bellows camera. If the photographer doesn't have a steady hand when hitting the trigger, then this happens. Minute exposures were common, but I believe more so in professional studios. This has "snapshot" all over it.
John Sanders said:
I wonder if any of the young ladies actually went up in the plane?
milesheffernan99 said:
Epic