teen

17 photos and 1 illustration tagged teen, from 10 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2013

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TexKap said:
Love this image. I have an archival print of this hanging in my home.
Shutterfool said:
Really cool shot! I love this too!
Zoey Epicurious said:
"Honest weights, Square dealings" If only business was done the same today!
Antonio Sini said:
cazzo! questa è una delle foto più belle che siano mai state scattate!!
Leonard Dixon said:
Walker Evans is my favorite, from this era. A few others come close - D. Lange, obviously, along with Lewis Hine, Ben Shahn, and I recently discovered Jack Delano. - Check out this website: shorpy.com/

pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
Albertine "Baby" Marlow, teenager involved in scandals in 1915-17; accused of theft by her childhood friend, Pearl Hyman Nolker in 1915, then later a witness in the Nolker divorce. As Albertine "Babe" Marlowe, she turns up in the Ziegfield Follies and other shows: www.ibdb.com/person.php?id=51466
Josh Graciano said:
And people back then groused about how the newspapers were just full of (John Edwards-who?) scandal. Plus ça change-
Art Siegel said:
This picture is probably from her trial for allegedly stealing Mrs. Nolker's $1,000, in Children's Court in New York. The trial began on March 31, 1915. She and Mrs. Nolker had met in Paris a few years earlier, but weren't childhood friends. Mrs. Nolker described herself at the trial as being almost 30. query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9B0CE7D8133EE7... She was acquitted ater a three day trial and sued Mrs. Nolker for $150,000 for false arrest.
Richard Norton said:
www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q115249420

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Jason said:
What an incredible picture!
Peter Cartwright said:
Wow! The thrill of speed!
browsing the hardware upgrades said:
Judging from the radiator shape, front axle, steering wheel, and other details, my best guess it's a Ford Model T chassis . Note two-wheel brakes. There's no real safety equipment other than the leather helmet and goggles. Where can I buy one of these cars now??? ;-O
itchie67. said:
I remember the wheels,because our neighbor in the early 50's had one made into a tractor.
TURUNCU BARAKA said:
Wow!