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A farmer, dressed for cold weather, standing next to a Massey-Harris ’44. This photo appears to be the partner to this photo – the camera was traded, giving us a rare look at the photographer of most of these photos.
Two toddlers near the Christmas tree. Those bug-eyes and wide-open mouth on the floor, near the boy in the walker? That is Froggy the Gremlin,a children’s program character during the days of radio on NBC, and briefly moving to television in the 50s. The toy was produced by Rempel starting in 1948, which dates this photo to the late 1940s.
This photo appears to be a ‘family reunion’ style photo of four brothers and their sister; the men on the left appear more amused than those on the right. Photo, 1940s.
Young girl standing on a repurposed “Red Crown Gasoline” sign. The sign is being used as a shield to prevent the ground around the pump from becoming too wet or compressed. Dated by lab “Oct 23 1945”.
A young boy and girl go head-to-head over a tricycle. Dated by photolab August 1946.