Hi everybody, I have an unusual problem here. I have a picture in front of me of Irving Wentworth COOPER, b. March 16, 1911, taken sometime between 1911-1913. He is not older than two, probably someplace between 9 mos and 18 mos. Photo was taken by "F.W. Wood, Ltd., Photographers, 347 & 349 Edgware Rd., W." It is printed on the familiar post-card, but is also inside a brown heavy paper frame. Paper feels something like construction paper weight, but smoother. On the front is BEST WISHES printed in fancy script with leaves entwined with the scrolling in the script. There is no town or country listed. I am assuming that it is probably from England for two reasons. One my mother had started sorting pictures and I am finding this with a bunch of pictures that include several of Elizabeth Eliza COOPER ADAMS, copies of pictures of her home in Scotland, and a copy of Wickham Cottage in Fawkham, Kent. It also has something on the post-card that we do not have in the U.S. Three languages. It says "Post Card" and "Carte Postale-Postkarte". English, French and German? It also has "Commication-Mitteilungen-Correspondance" and Address-Adresse" Does anybody know who Irving Wentworth COOPER, b. March 16, 1911 is? Who his parents and siblings are? Does anybody recognize the name and address of the photographers? Where is it? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Annie