Hello List. Must now dispose of batch of old misc photos of friends of family taken in the early 1900's. Seems a shame just to "bin them" without asking. Just wondered if someone might "own" this beautiful young lady of whom I have several pix. Seems she was a great friend of Ivy BRYANT's family of Surrey. Believed worked together in a munitions factory during the first world war. One portrait was taken in the studios of R J Sheffield, 171 Fore Street, Edmonton. N. with a number 3284. Another, at the Modern Studio, London Rd. West Croydon. Unfortunately, no dates. A third is signed by her. It is embossed with the name B & W Fisk (then, looks like Moore), Canterbury. Another (where she looks older) is signed on the back "Enfield Dec 1922" and shows her with 2 young boys and an older woman. May have married in Surrey? Wd be delighted to f/w. Thank you. Joan.
Joan, If nobody "claims" them why not donate them to the Essex Archives? Gerry On 20 Jun 2011, at 21:07, Joan wrote: > Hello List. Must now dispose of batch of old misc photos of friends of family taken in the early 1900's. Seems a shame just to "bin them" without asking. > > Just wondered if someone might "own" this beautiful young lady of whom I have several pix. Seems she was a great friend of Ivy BRYANT's family of Surrey. Believed worked together in a munitions factory during the first world war. One portrait was taken in the studios of R J Sheffield, 171 Fore Street, Edmonton. N. with a number 3284. Another, at the Modern Studio, London Rd. West Croydon. Unfortunately, no dates. A third is signed by her. It is embossed with the name B & W Fisk (then, looks like Moore), Canterbury. Another (where she looks older) is signed on the back "Enfield Dec 1922" and shows her with 2 young boys and an older woman. May have married in Surrey? Wd be delighted to f/w. Thank you. Joan. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Any problems, please contact the List Admin: [email protected] > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message