hästspårvagnar
6 photos tagged hästspårvagnar, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- spårvägsmuseet
- horsetrams
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- ringlinien
- uniforms
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- spårvagnar
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- children
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- crew
- groupphoto
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The last upload was October 2011.
Fashion photography with open horse drawn tram in Stockholm 1959 from Stockholm Transport Museum uploaded October 2011
Stable staff in Stockholm 1895 from Stockholm Transport Museum uploaded August 2011
Horse tram in Kungsträdgården, Stockholm about 1890 from Stockholm Transport Museum uploaded August 2011
Horse drawn tram in Stockholm around 1900 from Stockholm Transport Museum uploaded August 2011
Horse tram in Stockholm 1904 from Stockholm Transport Museum uploaded August 2011
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Stable staff in Stockholm 1895
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- BodhiOnTheBrain said:
- sparkling chicken said:
Fashion photography with open horse drawn tram in Stockholm 1959
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Darkroom Daze said:
Adorably silly! It's almost like a 50s shop-window display with mannequins. But it was a great idea to use the old tram.
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Facebook 2000 said:
Que la mode était jolie dans ces années là!
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Howard33 said:
Fashions and trams have come a long way since then.
Women and children on Strandvägen in Stockholm around 1890. Horse drawn tram in the background
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last page said:
Such a Cute , Sweet Little Girl . Even in those days gone by, Mothers tried to dress the Children nice. Some were not so lucky and were very Poor. Great Photo.
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Lauren Adele said:
this is beautiful .
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BodhiOnTheBrain said:
Great shot. I wonder what kind of photographic equipment was used to capture this. I wonder how they controlled depth of field.