A Springall Lady

[GillianF]

Some years ago I was shown a handful of photos of my father-in-law's mother's family.  No-one knew who the people were but I would like to hazard a guess at the dates and have some of them restored.  I wasn't allowed to have the originals but managed to get some photos of the photos.  So, here is the first ...........

Any clues on a date for this lady?  I remember the original was mounted on stiff card which I think may have been a 'carte de visite' or 'cabinet card'. Can the white markings be removed please?

I'm now researching the Springall family and hoping that some clue on a date will help me identify this lady.

[jim1]

Edwardian & probably the 2nd. half.

[John-76]

Have no idea of the era, sorry.  I just removed a few of the bad spots.

[japeflakes]

my try

[GillianF]

Thank you re the date and to all those who cleaned the photo up.  Information and photo duly noted and archived.

I have a couple more if you can bear it!

Gillian

[Gadget]

One from me 

Gadget

Gillian - it's best to put each one up as a separate thread. It can get muddled otherwise.  Look forward to seeing them   

(Add - below post -  it looks like LONDON W to me Japeflakes)

[japeflakes]

Anyone notice this at the bottom>
https://www.photohistory-sussex.co.uk/USAStudiosHastings.htm

[GillianF]

I will post the others as separate threads.  I have to do a little digging on the next one before I post.

I've just found a photo of the reverse of this lady if it helps/interests.


Gillian

[Treetotal]

It looks like she is wearing a Victorian double sided locket. I have one in rose gold, I may be wrong but it looks like it could be a photo of a baby, maybe for remembrance.
Carol