Old photographs are gorgeous, aren’t they? They’re more than black and white or sepia pictures. Each and every one captures just a little piece of history. Think of all of the things we wouldn’t know — wouldn’t be able to see — if we didn’t have vintage photos. The style offers an interesting contrast to today’s photos as well. Because of the nature of the technology of the time, photos were often much more posed instead of featuring the great number of candid shots we have today
March 1945, Classroom picture
Gefangene Russen die in Ulm (Deutschland), 1917
Having fun, 1809
Boy and the dog, 1950’s
Somewhere between 1890 and 1930
Butchering day
Taken at David Beans, Bean’s Settlement
II Vedovo. Bologna, 1922
Paramount, 1933. Directed by Arthur Ripley
Cookie and Friends
Amazing toy car
High Wheel Bicycle Club Group Photo – circa 1895
Studio portrait of a Prussian infantryman. Hamburg 1915
Four Landsturmmänner from Landsturm Bataillon 44 out and about
Family teatime, 1885
Family shot, 1900
Jolly hockeyers
Group of some play, 1912
Nana Angel
1950s. Hungary. Obligatory Demonstration of 1st May
Laundry delivery truck: Worthington, Ohio 1939
Guardian Cookware. A wedding present, 1939
Lucky Wishbone in Tucson – Circa 1956
1968 Eastridge
Kingwood Pharmacy
ER School patrol
A Woman And Her Dog, Harlem, 1943
