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There was a film The Brigand's Daughter released 1907

Sometimes Flickr is a bit later at night. Nearly Over 100 years later, on 24/09/2014 at 19:55 via George Harrison

But Monday only fell on 27th June in the following years within the date range above. 1909,1921,1927,1932 and 1938

I think you have your calendars confused - 1910 gives us a Monday 27th June & a Tuesday 12th July AND it was the year that Edward VII died (May 6th) explaining the film entitled “King’s Funeral”.

As regards films, I can find the following - Rajah’s Casket (1906); The Brigand’s Daughter (1907). So I think it must likely that we are in 1910. Probably late June or early July.

Streetview AFI 1 to ZFI 99920 (Jan 1958 – May 1977), so DFI 119 is from about 1960, definitely not before 1958. There's an Anglia at left which looks like SZC, and AZC 1 to YZC 999 (Jan 1961 – Apr 1962), suggests late 1961 at the earliest.

Noon or soon after. And winter?

beachcomber australia Unlikely, then again you've probably never experienced and Irish summer? I imagine that in winter they would have been wearing greatcoats?

The NLI is always amazing! Mr French revisited when the trees were bigger, had leaves, and there was a King Edward VII letterbox on the corner. And it was 11:00. catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000332062 Spot the differences!

Connaught Rangers, 1st Battallion, I think, so after 1881

Sometimes Flickr is freezingly amazing! At 10:19 on 2 March 2018 via Stuart