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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: TROOPER ROLLO on Friday 01 January 21 11:17 GMT (UK)
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This is the most precious photo I have. It is the only known photo of him.
It is of Henry Rowles who was born and died in Witney, Oxfordshire. He was a blanket weaver.
He was my great grandfather.
There is a lot of foxing but I am hoping someone can improve it for me.
If anything can be done I would be delighted.
Trooper Rollo.
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To get you started:
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Here's one that's not finished, but too many New Years football bowl games on today in the states. More to do which I'll work on tomorrow. ;) A very distinguished gentleman!
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One from me
Pat
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My try. :)
Peter
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Received a comment that I might have used too much plastic surgery or botox on Henry, so here he is again - after a bad night. :D
Peter
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A huge thankyou to everyone that has contributed.
What a fantastic job you have done.
I will now print them all out and after a family meeting next week decide which one goes into the archive.
I can't thank you all enough. Fabulous.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
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Make sure you keep watching the post, Rollo. John-76 said he was going to do more work on his and there may be others wanting to have a go. Cheers, mate and Happy New Year to you and yours.
Peter
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One from me. I've got an injured shoulder* so tried to keep movements down.
*from moving a washing machine not celebrating :-X
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and a black and white version
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Also a larger version but had to compress to get it below the maximum size allowed.
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I really like those Gadget, nice work :D
Hope your shoulder soon heals ;)
Carol
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Thanks, Carol :)
I've put Ibuleve on neck and shoulder - it usually works!
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One more...
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Thank you to everyone who has submitted a picture.
There sure is a lot of talent out there.
I am sure I speak for everyone who has used this service when I say it is very much appreciated.
Sometimes a picture is all we have of our ancerstors so they become very precious.
Thank you.
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Henry Rowles