Holding on to him is his dad (my grandfather) Bert Sack.
The buxom lady at the right is my Grandma Emma, and
the two boys in bib overalls are my dad and his brother Roy.
The rest, I believe, are some of Emma's Swedish cousins.
Happy PFF!
Friday, August 28
Postcard Friendship Friday: Hope KS 1914
Holding on to him is his dad (my grandfather) Bert Sack.
The buxom lady at the right is my Grandma Emma, and
the two boys in bib overalls are my dad and his brother Roy.
The rest, I believe, are some of Emma's Swedish cousins.
Happy PFF!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
19 comments:
What a lovely photo - you're so fortunate to have these memories!
xLola:)
PS Hope DC took god care of you on yr return flight! Wonder where you're posting from now...?!! xx
I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE THE OLD PHOTOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Italo, I have TONS of old photos (some of which I've posted here previously), but am momentarily without a scanner. (Have one, but can't connect it to the new computer yet.) So stay tuned - there will be more!
Whoa !! This is cool !!
Love the vintage postcard.
Great family photo! It's so good to keep as part of your family history.
Is this a real photo card or a photograph? Just curious. I like it!
Me again - left brief comment at end of current post!
Lola x
btw as you know, "god" above should read "good"!! (Freudian slip??)
Great photo! Happy PFF!
I love old photos and its wonderful that you know who these folks are!
It's great that you have old family photos like this.
The headless horse adds a bit of humor.
Hey! Hold onto that little boy!!
:-)
Sorry about the horse. Pretty sure he hadn't lost his head in the original! This is a photograph, btw, not a studio postcard like some of the images in earlier posts.
Old photo's like this one are priceless! I often think of the amount of work the Photographer had to put into producing those beautiful images - digital camera's have us spoiled nowadays.
Wonderful photos! Happy PFF! I love the family history aspects.
Howdy
Happy PFF to you .
What a fabulous post.
I love to read about family history .
There are so many wonderful things to learn and enjoy.
Blessings to you and yours.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Happy Trails
I love the old family photo. I was thinking recently about how many old pictures are posed in front of the family auto. We should do that more often ourselves. Our ancestors may get a kick out of seeing our old cars and clothes.
Buxom is correct ma'am...The word bazookas did come to mind! I can't believe that I'm gawking at vintage breasts:) It is soooo nice to be back!
Love that pic! Hard to believe Unles were ever that young!
Post a Comment