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Dating attire
Sun, 05 Nov 2006 20:50:33 +0000
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Geoff Ellis...
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Any of me learned friends like to have a shot at dating this photo,
Geoff Ellis...
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Many thanks all.
Interesting, I had thought before the 1914/18 war.
Shows how much I know :)
Regard
cheersandgone
Anne Chambers...
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I agree - the skirts don't look 1930's - they seem to be fitted and,
given the style of the waist, presumably long. I have photos of my own
family from the pre-War period and the men are wearing hats like those.
Richard van Schaik...
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database are dutch, but they are dated to at least certain periods in
the early times of photography. Only a lot of them were made indoors
without hats. Also I did and do not recognize the hats for the males on
the photographs on Geoff's site for The Netherlands. So I had to go on
the hats and gowns of the females and the garment of the males.
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found in “The Family Box” we don’t have a clue who they are (yet)
singhals...
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I'd say, early to mid 1930s. But all my photos are US.
Dunno if the styles translated yearbyyear or if we lagged.
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Richard van Schaik...
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This photograph
when I said 1920-ish. As far as I can determine this photograph is taken
in 1917-1918. From left to right Elisabeth (23 Aug 1893), Alberdina (15
Jun 1895, ....., Alida (8 Mar 1890) de Vroom, sisters. Alida de Vroom is
my grandmother.
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CWatters...
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Mens hats from around 1920-30...
but I'm not convinced the ladies hats are from the 1920s.
Wider brims came back in the 1930s according to...
Perhaps early 1030's overall?
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