Undated photo postcard of a woman in a hammock by an unknown photographer.
Category: looking towards camera
ephemera #71
Undated damaged group photo postcard by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #70
Undated photo postcard (likely a mother and daughter) by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #69
Undated group (family?) photo postcard by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #68
Undated group photo postcard by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #66
Undated French photo postcard by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #65
Undated group photo postcard by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #64
Undated group photo postcard by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #63
Undated photo postcard by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #61
Undated photo postcard of a child by a photographer “Whitfield” of 29 Snow Hill, Wolverhampton.
On the reverse is written:
Wishing you all
a happy Christmjas
from
Alf & Agnes
ephemera #60
Undated photo postcard of a woman by a photographer Jonathan Emmerson of London.
The photographer’s studios were located at 4 Imperial Parade, Wimbledon, 78 Victoria Road, Surbiton, and 248 High Street, Tooting.
ephemera #58
Undated photo postcard of a woman by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #57
Undated photo postcard of a woman by photography studio Frank & Hamilton of 32 Ocean Road, South Shields.
ephemera #55
Undated photo postcard of a woman by photographer Raphaël Royer of Nîmes, France.
ephemera #53
Undated photo postcard of woman by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #50
Undated photo postcards of a woman by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #48
Undated photo postcard of a seated woman by photographer X. Simson of Rosenheim, Bavaria, Germany.
ephemera #47
Undated photo postcards of three unknown women (presumably sisters) by an unknown photographer.
ephemera #46
Undated photo postcard of a woman by Krüger & Sons Ltd. of Huddersfield.
The studio was established by German-born photographer Henry Krüger (c.1851-1942). Shortly before the outbreak of the First World War, Krüger took his family to America (presumably to avoid internment) and is believed to have died in Chicago on 30 October 1942.
On the reverse of the card is written:
Wishing you a merry Christmas & a bright & prosperous New Year,
Jenny
ephemera #45
Undated photo postcard by Leslie of Lion Arcade, Huddersfield.
