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Rock-a-Bye Puppy: 1914
Circa 1914. "Puppies in rocking crib." From the timeless genre of "humorous scenes of puppies and kittens dressed as humans and posed in human domestic situations." Photo by Harry W. Frees, Route 3, Rayersford, Pa. View full size.
Actually
the town is spelled Royersford in PA, not to far from where I grew up as a kid in a little village called Woxall. I find his work to be truly fascinating and today "lolcats" mimic his work.
Red Riding Hood
Reminds me of the wolf dressed in grandma's clothes in Little Red Riding Hood.
Just had to...again
Can't let sleeping dogs lie in BW. Color version is here.
The Sleeping Dog
is fake. What do you think?
[Wrong. - Dave]
Some photos are timeless
Mr. Harry W. Frees, Route 3, Rayersford, Pa. would have been amazed at the changes in the world 99 years in the future, but he would find work on the internet.
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