charliechaplin

Que buen compilado de fotografìas, es grato para las personas que ven estas imàgenes tener al alcance el invaluable registro de este momento històrico. Gracias... lo digo por todas las fotografìas de la galerìa.

I agree, extremely life-like and shows signs of damage or decay. Disturbing indeed would be the use of a human head or upper torso, of a person clearly not known to these soldiers but reminiscent of Chaplin in appearance. Of course, purely conjecture, but body parts and gore littered areas of battle around a wide area of the Front so perhaps this was a find that was hideously impaled on a pole. If so, it would not only indicate the state of mind of these particular men after witnesssing the level of carnage common during WW1 but the fact it was recorded photographically and the 'friend' was erected as a display for a wider audience is sombre testament to the desensitising of human peception and morality in times of conflict.

wow.

Just brilliant !

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called La Febbra 2, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

portait of a woman with moustache smoking a pipe? i suppose something went wong with the title

Looking better the title is correct
She is a girl with fake mustaches posing as a man with pipe and newspaper

i reinterpreted here



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Mahony was there in 1911. Boyle, on the other hand, doesn't seem to have been.

May as well have the OSI link: maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,616768,911347,7,9

Here is a Streetview, but the nice trees planted in the Square now make getting this angle impossible.

Niall McAuley Well, it looks like we have this one covered. Nobody else seems inclined to add anything.

What about the cars - they should produce a date? Guessing mid 1920s.