pride

28 photos and 4 illustrations tagged pride, from 7 members of Flickr Commons.

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Winner at the Delta County Fair, Colorado (LOC)

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  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Photographer Russell Lee (1903-1986): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_Lee_(photographer)
  • jdavis417 said:
    Title: My prize-winning dress.
  • Quick Prose said:
    ajaxofsalamis--get a life. Go put your stupid notes on your own pictures.
  • awesome_sauce said:
    The detailing on that dress is just fantastic!
  • Dave Wadsworth said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called western slope faces, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

Launching the Holyhead Ferry

  • old-fashioned amount said:
    fantastic series !!

[Medal of Honor] (LOC)

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  • xeiss said:
    That's a cool looking medal!
  • Civilian Scrabble said:
    Way more than "cool" going on there
  • Shallow Basin said:
    I'm surprised they don't list it in the description, but this is the Army Medal of Honor.
  • Phil Stripling said:
    The item below the medal is the rosette, a six-sided pin that can be worn on civilian clothes. If I understand correctly, the ribbon shown above the medal is upside down. It should be worn with 2 stars on top, 3 below. The medal of honor is no longer pinned to the tunic, as was the case when this medal was made.
  • Ernest Gudath said:
    Over 45 years ago, as a brand new 2nd Lieutenant, I exchanged salutes with a Major walking down the sidewalk at Aberdeen Proving Ground. As we approached one another, I noticed a light blue ribbon with small stars on his uniform. I gave him the sharpest salute I could. I'm sure that he forgot me after five paces. I still remember that moment.