Interesting news, I was looking up values of antique postcards; it turns out we have a few that are probably worth quite a bit of money, due to their subject (one, a very early photo of an old black farmer, another, a 1910 Thanksgiving card, for instance).
Craig is still scanning in old photos. He'll say he has "about reached the end" then, surprise, he finds another bunch, often including some really antique interesting ones. I'm glad he has the patience for all that scanning (and fade correcting and filing and categorizing ...!)
Well, today I'm presenting a photo of an obviously unhappy cat; and two rather unusual but unrelated photos;
This next photo is of a crooked house. At first I just thought the photo was wonky--but the ground underneath is even; the supports under the right side are longer than on the left; the step vertical supports are uneven. Strange, but I think it's real. Any comments are welcome.
The next photo is, I assume, an engagement picture. Between the rather unusual-looking moon (kind of sappy, at best) and the lady's long hair, I find this 1911 photos one of the weirdest in our possession.
