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The photo is my son and myself. Now days you can get a photo made to look old like this one. This photo was taken when this was the new look.

Harry S Truman was president when I was born and world war II had ended. I grew up in a time when lunch was put in a brown paper bag and a sandwich was wrapped with wax paper. There was no such thing as pantyhose, we wore stockings that attached to the rubbery clippy things that attached to the girdle. Convenience stores were not common and when we took a trip we packed a picnic basket because many places did not have fast food. Highways had places to pull over and stop, some with picnic tables. Read more ....
 

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Comments On Article: How To Identify Older Hand Embroidery And Sewing

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Wed Oct 12, 22 5:25 PM CST

Cathal wrote

Hi, I've a large embroidery portrait belonging to my great grand aunt. Looks very old and is in a very old frame. But looks to be out of somewhere posh. Can you date it for me

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Wed Oct 12, 22 7:31 PM CST

Grandma Donna wrote

Hi Cathal, I cannot date portraits or really date anything only show you what to look for in hand embroidery. You can send a photo to my email, it is listed in the contact section on the upper portion of my blog if you are using a computer. I can ask a few people that I know that work with antiques but still not sure if they would know but worth a try. Just contact me that way and I can show it to ask a few people. What a wonderful piece to have, someone must have been very talented to embroider a portrait. Donna

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