I bought this photo for a dollar. Actually, when looking through the messy stack of photos at the antique store I threw this one back in the pile until I saw the back.
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Alan’s post for this weeks Sepia Saturday makes mention how the photo he’s shown “is one of those photographs you can almost read like a book.” He’s right; sometimes one photo tells a story far bigger than the tiny piece of tattered paper.
Alan’s post for this weeks Sepia Saturday makes mention how the photo he’s shown “is one of those photographs you can almost read like a book.” He’s right; sometimes one photo tells a story far bigger than the tiny piece of tattered paper.
Click on image to see it larger.
This is a mystery that most likely will never be solved. The photo is not particularly interesting, but turn it over and you step into someone’s nightmare.
There’s simply so much on the back that I can’t decipher all of it. I get bits and pieces like quick cuts in a movie. Something horrible happened, but I can’t completely make sense of it. I’ll leave it to you to see if you can read the lines, let alone read between them.
“Never saw her again”
This is my contribution to this weeks Sepia Saturday.
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