Restore for the one who came to Canada

[RedMystic]

Hi Chatters,

This is the last one for awhile ... I promise.  

As with the other 2 photos I just posted, I'd like to use the photo in a framed, photographic, multi-generational display along with a wool Shetland blanket sent to this fellow in Canada, so my preference is for b&w without any fancy frame set into the photo restore.

Many thanks for you help.

[japeflakes]

Looks an excellent photo already to me but...

[chinakay]

Need a date for this RM? About 1912 or so.

Just thinking that sepia might be a more contemporary look...b&w hadn't really come in yet.

Cheers,
China

[japeflakes]

B&W as that (I think) was what was asked for.

[tabsearch]

Hi Red

One more for you

David

[tabsearch]

And a slight tint

David

[chinakay]

B&W as that (I think) was what was asked for.

Oh, I know, japeflakes....my comment was for RedMystic

[RedMystic]

Need a date for this RM? About 1912 or so.

Just thinking that sepia might be a more contemporary look...b&w hadn't really come in yet.

Cheers,
China

Well that's impressive China! The marriage took place April 1912 in Markinch, Saskatchewan. What indicators narrowed the date so closely for you?

[RedMystic]

Thank you very much japeflakes & tabsearch/David. All are lovely. All these choices are lovely!

She was a very pretty young woman wasn't she? I haven't got to researching her yet, but as I understand it, she was born in Canada of good Cameron stock from the Fort William area of Inverness.

Thanks again.