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[1959 Aberteifi Eisteddfod]

  • Renira1 said:
    she is very sweet (I wonder what she sounded like!) oh, and a smocked bodice!
  • nourah al-h said:
    niiiiccce piiiic

October 13, 1928

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  • Artur Sikora said:
    that's The Gentleman!
  • hockadilly said:
    Chanel was a fashion house in 1928, but I doubt if anyone in those days wore trade marks as jewellery, especially princesses! They appear to be full circles anyway, not letter Cs. Nice try, heh.
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    hockadilly Oh, well! Just thought I'd throw it out there for discussion... ;)
  • hockadilly said:
    I absolutely love the way you invite discussion on the photos! Makes them so interesting to look at ... I wouldn't have even noticed the brooch if you hadn't pointed it out.
  • Richard Eric said:
    Yes, I never before had made a connection between fashionistas and military insignia buffs. ;)

    The varieties of body language are also interesting, the Princess relaxed but aware of the camera, and the officer at some form of Attention, but also conversational, and relaxed.

Anthony Hordern & Sons store guides, 1938

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  • pimnara said:
    so cute
  • e m m a j a y said:
    love their little pilot hats !
  • Gediminas Jankevicius said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Document ( report ) , and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Howard33 said:
    I think those are flight attendents, aka stewardessesd, in their airline uniforms. But what airline?
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    Hi Howard33, No, they really are store guides for what used to be the largest department store in Sydney, Anthony Hordern's. If you follow the link to the photographic collection above you can enlarge this photo (on the 2nd page of images) and see that their badges say 'store guide'. You'll also find other images of the activities in and around Anthony Hordern's, including annual sports days. physical culture classes, balls and the crowning of 'Miss Hordernia'. Life as a department store worker has certainly changed in the last 70 years or so!