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This was taken sometime in the 1930s. Does anyone know what type of

bomber this is or the site. The photo was taken by my great-

grandfather.

A photo from the 1920s taken by my great-grandmother. I found this

one interesting because it is different from the typical family

picture I have seen from that time period. Their friendship really

came out to me.

Ordered by Philip K. Wrigley (of Wrigley Chewing Gum), the owner of the Santa Catalina Resort & was operated by his Wilmington Catalina Airline as NC14204. Shipped to Australia from the US in 08/04/43 and impressed into the RAAF. Served with 1 SFTS 08/04/43 to 12/05/43. Served with 3 OTU 22/05/43 to 29/07/43, Crashed 29/07/43 Rose Bay. Conversion to componants 08/08/44.

Thank you to www.adf-serials.com for the information.

1920s family photo of my great-aunt and her friends around wheat

sheaves waiting to be gathered for the thrasher.

I sharpened it up a bit but the negative was in very good condition. I used a scanner that had a backlight in the lid.

The rest of the old photos in my portfolio were all found in the same box in the attic of my great-grandparent's home. I was surprised that they did so well in the heat and cold cycles of Indiana. The home sits on the family farm that has been in the family since the 1820s. I do have a few farm photos in my portfolio as well. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have.

Thanks for looking.

Photo taken by one of my great-grandparents while traveling to New

Orleans from Indiana in the early 1920s.

This was scanned from an old negative. The picture was taken by my

great-grandmother in the early 1920s

This is an old family photo that I couldn't help but share. It was

taken sometime in the 1920s by my great-grandmother.

This was a great catch by my daughter. I really like the way the

butterfly color and pattern matches the other flowers center. What

do you think? How could my daughter make it better?

Feedback always welcome. This picture was taken in the gardens of

Caulk Abbey in the UK