childrensclothing

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Unidentified father and son, posing with a bicycle for a travelling photographer, ca. 1910

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  • photonut-mi said:
    nothing fancy for this photographers backdrop. no fancy lighting either A great rememberance of what kids used to get around on in the old days.
  • Michael Lee said:
    Now thats a hipster bike...
  • Winston Barclay said:
    Of course, it's the other kid, on the left, that makes the image.
  • Graceful Wings said:
    Wouldn't it be nice if the child in the picture could be found! Then he'd finally get the picture his father payed for after all these years!
  • antonè said:
    Ti ringrazio per la partecipazione!!

Two young girls enjoying themselves at the RNA Show, Brisbane, 1946

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  • Yousef Malallah said:

    Award For Best Photo In The Universe (post1 – award 5)
  • MargaretBee said:
    How I hated having cloth wraps to make ringlets, but they did look nice.
  • Ann Burlingham said:
    Being an American living near the Jell-O Museum, I at first thought this was Jell-O! www.jellogallery.org/
  • Gillian King said:
    Lovely! I bet their mum made their matching dresses!
  • State Library of Queensland said:
    We were excited to see that these two little girls were located by the Courier Mail newspaper and featured last week in a story about this year's Ekka. Their names - Yvonne Donald (nee Le Sueur) and Fay Stubbs (nee Le Sueur). They were aged 6 and 8 when the photo was taken. Yvonne noted in the article that it was their first time at the show and that their mother had made their matching dresses.

Illustrated front cover from The Queenslander, April 8, 1937