There’s only one subject in these photographs which I can definitely affirm was ‘made in the forties’. 🙂 The others are pretty much guesswork. To see other takes on the prompt visit the Sunday Stills site by clicking the link.
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Classic Sixties shot of something made in the Forties Sandra. Good choice.
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🙂 My mother used to say, “cut that fringe, you’ll go blind peering through that” and “you’ll ruin your feet wearing winklepickers like those”. She was certainly right on the second count.
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Sandra, Good photos. 🙂 — Susan
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Thanks Susan. 🙂
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Sandra, What a great car and think of all the trips the luggage went on. Tom The Backroads Traveller
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Luggage had so much character in those days, don’t you think?
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Never mind the car and luggage! You are drop-dead gorgeous in that photo, Sandra. You remind me of a combination Jean Shrimpton – Brigitte Bardot, honestly. WOW. And what are winklepickers?
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Oh I think I was short of a couple of attributes to qualify for the Bardot thing, Barbara. 🙂 Winklepickers – stiletto heeled shoes with toes so pointed they could kill at ten paces. So pointed they said you could pick winkles out of their shells with them. In those days I used to walk half a mile to the bus stop, catch a bus into the local town, another bus out of the town to the station, a train to the nearest city, and walk a couple of miles across the city to the TV studios where I worked. All in these pointy three to four inch stilettos. I’m paying the price for all that now… 😦 Thank you for commenting so kindly.
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Great collection of 40’s stuff. Those grey cases look a bit the worse for wear. 🙂
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I took the suitcase photos and the Gold Flake advertisement at Sheringham Heritage Railway in Norfolk. They do look well-travelled don’t they. A far cry from Louis Vuiton… 🙂
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