AMENDED: FAO PRU

[Treetotal]

I am the proverbial "Mrs. Rummage" and can't pass a Junkshop ...I found this little gem in a among others whilst in Keswick and paid the princely sum of 50p...It was just begging to be bought .....I would be delighted if someone came on the board and said..."That's my (Great) Granny and Grandad"
Well I thought this pic was worthy of some attention for practice purposes and would be fun for idle hands.... but a date would also be good if any has any ideas
T.T.

ADDED: Hi Pru...I would be pleased if you would add this to your superb website for unidentified Victorian and Edwardian photographs...as this site has a captive audience there may be a chance that this photograph can be claimed..in the event of you receiving further enquiries..I would be happy to post on the original free of charge.
Carol..Aka Mrs. Rummage...

[oldtimer]

Hi TT

What a sad fate for such a lovely picture! Well done for rescuing it. Keeping my fingers crossed that someone recognizes them!

Judy

[Treetotal]

It's lovely isn't it Judy...ther are no details on the back but it is on a split back postcard so would have thought from the dress that it would date around 1905-1915..You never know...someone out there may know who they are ...it didn't feel right to leave it amongst a pile of dusty postcards
T.T.

[old rowley]

T.T. you can bring the date line down to being between 1902 (split postcard backs) and 1909 (after this date the crown on the hats rose higher and the brims wider).

old rowley

[Treetotal]

Aw thanks for that O.R....I knew you would have a good idea based on the style of dress.....You know I feel like I have seen this couple on the board before
T.T.

[oldtimer]

That sounds exciting TT!! How wonderful if they could be reclaimed. He has lovely eyes 

[mudge]

Hi TT
Here is a straightened B/W cleanup and one in the original colouring
Mudge

[mudge]

And texturised and a sepia versions
Mudge

[Treetotal]

Wow Mudge don't they look great...nice work ...I like those a lot
Thanks for those.
T.T.