Hello photo people. I found this in a photograph album that my uncle owned: Charles Day 1905-1981. My guess is that it's taken about 1930. Nobody in the family can tell me who the people are in the photo, none of them is Charlie the milkman. It's half of a post card and I'm assuming that it was never sent as the address is Oswestry but Charlie lived in Manchester somewhere near the old Manchester City football stadium and it's from his family album that our family ended up with after his death. I'm assuming that they are employees of LHC (Lancashire Hygienic Dairies) because that's where he worked. I've already made a high resolution uncompressed scanned image from the photo from which the jpeg image attached is derived. My question is that looking at the image, there appears to be a lot of surface grime. Is there a way of cleaning the photograph so that I can obtain a better quality scanned image without damaging it?
