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The ship Discovery, Antarctica, 1901

  • 31 older comments, and then…
  • Harriet said:
    What a wonderful photo. The ordeals that these men went through to try to be the first to the South Pole. Remarkable.
  • M. Moreen said:
    erinnert mich an die "Admiral Tegetthoff"
  • julio navas said:
    iron men aboard a wooden ship!!!
  • steve johnson said:
    Brrrrrrr !!
  • rick.brenner said:
    Are you certain about the date 1911? After the 1901-1904 British National Antarctic Expedition, Discovery was sold to Hudson's Bay Company, which used her as a cargo vessel until 1916. The image does appear to be Discovery, but I wonder about that date.

Mrs. Seligman, Mrs. M. Schiff (LOC)

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  • Dave said:
    It looks like they are at the horse races
  • faded wall said:
    those fox furs around their necks... make me cringe...
  • chickita6123 said:
    In the early 1900s the era of Haute Couture began to unfold. Traditionally, women wore full skirts with corsets but as fashion became more prominent, skirts began to slim and even show a little ankle. Supposedly, horse races were the premier time to show off the latest designer fashions.
  • Thomas Francell said:
    Relatives of mine, Mrs. M. Schiff (on the right) is Mrs. Mortimer Leo Schiff, or to use her maiden name, Adele Gertrude Neustadt, mother of Dorothy and John M. Schiff. Not sure where the location is, but probably one of the towns near the Jersey Shore. As for Mrs. Seligman, I don't know, could be one of a dozen women who married one of the grandson's of David I. Seligman during that time period.
  • public oil said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Fashion at the Races, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Launching HMAS "Parramatta", Cockatoo Dock, June 1939 / photographer Sam Hood

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  • 葛中 said:
    the ship look great.
  • Вадим Горских said:
    круто