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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: jettejjane on Tuesday 11 September 18 12:35 BST (UK)
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Edward Redman born in Posey County, Indiana -1837-1913 is the grandson of my Gt x 3 Grandfather Edward Redman who emigrated from West Sussex with second wife and family in 1820. He fought in the US Civil War and was blinded by cannon fire, federal pension plan states he has loss of sight in one eye and eye disease
This is a copy of a copy and am hoping for a makeover if at all possible. A very strange looking little man and the hat intrigued me, does it denote anything?
Any ideas of a date I guess late 1800's - early 1900.
If you want to get ahead get a Hat :P ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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De-spotted :)
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De-spotted :)
Thank you that was quick, much better.
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A couple from me. Hope you enjoy!
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They are great,thank you x Like the touch of colour on second one.
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the hat intrigued me, does it denote anything?
A very high forehead perhaps but more likely the style of the day.
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the hat intrigued me, does it denote anything?
A very high forehead perhaps but more likely the style of the day.
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That's true. Perhaps a case of call the fashion police..
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The hat looks like a tall bowler derby with a wide brim. Dressy, but functional as the wide brim would keep sun/rain out of the eyes when traveling. Charlie Chaplin can be seen wearing a narrow brim version of the same hat in a few of his movies and various publicity shots.
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The hat looks like a tall bowler derby with a wide brim. Dressy, but functional as the wide brim would keep sun/rain out of the eyes when traveling. Charlie Chaplin can be seen wearing a narrow brim version of the same hat in a few of his movies and various publicity shots.
Reminds me of type of hat Boy George would wear but maybe rather tame for him.
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I don't think it's the same as a bowler. These hats didn't have the stiffened material like bowlers.
The crown was soft so it could be shaped.
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My try.
Peter
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My try.
Peter
Lovely, thank you x
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I don't think it's the same as a bowler. These hats didn't have the stiffened material like bowlers.
The crown was soft so it could be shaped.
Yes, more like a type of what I call a cowboy hat maybe
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Hi there, I love his hat, can you imagine men walking around in hats like that nowadays. Here's one from me
Pat
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Another with a bit of colour
Pat
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Hi there, I love his hat, can you imagine men walking around in hats like that nowadays. Here's one from me
Pat
Would make lots of people giggle. I laughed when I first saw this pic. Restores are great especially colour one. Thank you x
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Do you think he is wearing pince nez or is there an arm missing off his glasses, I couldn't decide !
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Do you think he is wearing pince nez or is there an arm missing off his glasses, I couldn't decide !
Yes definitely. Isn't he a funny little guy, not at all like my English Redman s although he had a beautiful first wife.