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300 photos and 2 illustrations tagged unidentified, from 16 members of Flickr Commons.

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Unidentified prisoner

  • Kieron Jackson said:
    Looks well off.
  • optimal chicken said:
    Prisoner?! I wonder if his 'well standing' stopped him having to be named? He kinda looks like he caused trouble at a wedding do..
  • oye411 said:
    I shall speculate in stating according his manner of dress in the early 1900's he is a man of "means". So name and offence not recorded because even though a pic was taken he never saw the judge and a few shillings or whatever save the trouble. Crime? I wonder the type of crime if I'm correct in that he has money. Dare you speculate?

R.J. Santos Dumont International Airport of Rio de Janeiro, Brasil,

  • svdpotnku said:
    Picture shows the main entrance of the R.J. Santos Dumont International Airport of Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, with the Pao de Açucar mount in the background.

Fort Macleod's Anonymous

  • citydrinker said:
    An excellent and evocative group of pictures. But unless you want to identify locations, why are they posted in this group without any explanation, or clues, except for those that have been identified in their titles?.
  • Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons said:
    Hmmm, a good question. The album description itself includes the explanation but is not easy to spot. Will include explanation with each photo. Stay tuned.
  • Andrew Dally said:
    Looks like Royal Artillery (British Army) cap badges
  • Andrew Dally said:
    Post WW2 judging by the medal ribbons
  • Tom Robinson said:
    Andrew Dally Royal Canadian Artillery cap badge is much the same as the British