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62 photos and 3 illustrations tagged judges, from 10 members of Flickr Commons.

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Horse Show - 1912 (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• pacman2489 said:

  This is a very interesting photo on how horse show were done in the early nineteen hundred's. It also goes to show how far we've come in making these events more entertainable and coming up with new ideas like dog shows.

• michelle lengkeek said:

  It looks very similar to shows today!

• Wystan said:

  Another Bain/LOC photo of the 1912 Horse Show:

• Equina27 said:

  possibly Madison Square Garden Horse Show? definitely one of the early indoor shows

• XSPimages said:

  Ladies Single Pony class, does look like MSG

Judge Hiscock (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• Daniel Diedrich said:

  9.5 !

• pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:

  Frank Harris Hiscock (1856-1946), judge on the New York Court of Appeals: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_H._Hiscock

• pince_nez2008 said:

  Pince-nez type eyeglasses were the most popular eyewear in the USA, Canada and much of Europe during the period 1885 to 1920. A pince-nez had no arms or temples and clipped on the bridge of the nose. It was held in place by either spring powered nose guard grips in the fingerpiece type or a spring bridge with nose guard grips in the hoopspring or C bridge type. Properly fitted, a pince-nez remained securely attached to the bridge of the nose at all times and was very comfortable even during full time wear. Eyeglasses (pince-nez) and spectacles (glasses with temples) : were unisex then. The terms eyeglasses and spectacles had distinct meanings. The rimless type was the most popular and stylish for all ages. For soldiers,it was great for wear under a gas mask or goggles and army officials stated the a pince-nez was the ideal eyewear. See Pince-nez Renaissance blog/site the only place on the web or anywhere for very detailed,accurate info re: pince-nez.Click on table of contents. Many of the photos can be enlarged by clicking on them. pincenez1.blogspot.com

Photograph of chief justices and judges playing cards

from Archives of the Law Society of Ontario

• jamica1 said:

  There is something just slightly Monty Pythonish about this.