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For Vintage Thingies I am sharing another of vintage photos of children.
This one is an old Tin Photo and the child is just adorable.
Dressed in a small patterned dress with big collar. Short hair with what looks like a curl in the center. Beautiful big eyes.
So sad that there is no identification with the photo.
Stop at look at a fun group of bloggers offering Vintage Thingies Thursday at http://coloradolady.blogspot.com/.
You can find our vintage photos, postcards and other items in our eBay store
You can find our vintage photos, postcards and other items in our eBay store
I love pictures of vintage children too. There is just something so sweet about them. I have a collection of cabinet cards. Thanks for sharing yours.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I enjoyed seeing the old-fashioned dress the baby is wearing.
ReplyDeleteI always wonder how these got separated from people who knew who they were? Because pics werent everyday things after all! How special to give it a home :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little child! Such a shame there isn't at least a first name written on the back. How wonderful of you to have rescued so many forgotten family pictures. I just finished looking at all of the pictures you have listed on the right, and bless you for keeping all of those photos out of a landfill!
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT!
Carol
It always amazes me how these types of photos get out of the hands of family members. At Carol's comment, I too checked out all your orphan photos...so glad you have saved them!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend and a wonderful VTT!
I love old photos. I buy them whenever I find them but it makes me sad that no one in the family wanted to keep them.
ReplyDeleteI uy old photos too - esp. cabinet cards, if they really speak to me. My little pic is from one of my favorites. :-)
ReplyDeleteThese photos always make me sad...I am a lover of genealogy and it just really bothers me that this is someone's family....but it happens all of the time. The baby doesn't look too happy....they had to sit for so long back then, and not move!
ReplyDeletei LOVE it..what a delightful photo :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vintage photo...so glad its found a home where someone loves that little baby!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is great!
ReplyDeleteHere is the url of the blog from the archives of the Sandusky Library if you would like to take a look:
http://sanduskyhistory.blogspot.com
I wish these photo treasures could be with the family. Sometimes the family doesn't even know who the photos are of. It is so neat to see images
ReplyDeleteof your ancestors! I also have a genealogy blog.