blazers

7 photos and 1 illustration tagged blazers, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1900

1941

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Andrey Timofeev said:
wow!
Deeply Trend said:
Considering the size of the team and what medals they brought home, I'd guess that the 1932 Olympic team was our most successful per head.
State Library of New South Wales said:
Yes HoldenV8 - in those days competitiors paid their way. Only a few could afford to go in the "amateur" days before huge government and commercial sponsorship, so you would only go if you had a good chance

Stuart said:
Yes indeed....the very thought when I first saw this pic...what an amazing array of diffferent caps and hats and an interesting photograph too. Thank you. Stuart.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Stuart You're very welcome!
Tammy said:
looks like the photographer posed them perfectly, then left that empty chair in the foreground which is distracting....himmm
Sheila Ryan said:
It's actually the empty chair that really makes this for me.
John Spooner said:
An earlier Lord Clonbrock (I don't know his number, but born 1807)., played 5 first class cricket matches, at least twice for England. His first-class batting average was 1.62. A gentleman rather than a player. www.espncricinfo.com/england/content/player/11645.html

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heady school said:
From their website... From 1890 until 1980 the old Good Counsel College stood in the heart of New Ross. It was a small boarding school which catered for students from all parts of Ireland. Quite a bit of variation in the school uniform here. Some with ties, some without, and several different tie designs. Some with waistcoat, some without. And many with no uniform.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/eyelightfilms] Thanks for the confirmation on New Ross! Wonder if it was an easy-going environment at this school - not such strict regulation of uniforms?
Peter Denton said:
I love the informality of this group shot - and what's so noticeable is that the kids clearly had a terrific relationship with the staff: arms draped round each other, even two boys sitting on masters' shoulders. Looks like it was a fine school with a happy atmosphere.
heady school said:
Not a cleric in sight. Wonder if that made the difference.
Swordscookie said:
Marvellous school shot. Instead of standing to attention in lines waiting for execution they are all relaxed and at ease. Wonderful memory for the lot of them.