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Coupe de Fille: 1943

"1943" is all it says on the slide mount of this Kodachrome. But this young lady looks vaguely familiar. Have we seen her before? View full size.

"1943" is all it says on the slide mount of this Kodachrome. But this young lady looks vaguely familiar. Have we seen her before? View full size.

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Nine years later

Is she Midcentury Mom: 1952? -- https://www.shorpy.com/node/13481

[Yahoo! -tterrace]
[Yes, this is the lady. YOU CAN STOP GUESSING NOW. - Dave]

Lady in Purple?

It looks a little like Kay Fancher from Minnesota.

A Tuttle, perhaps??

Could be the lady in the center of this group shot, 9 years down the road?

https://www.shorpy.com/node/18737

[No, but you're getting warm, geographically. Hint: Use the tags. - Dave]

I know nothing about this young lady, but

this dark blue car is definitely a 1939 Dodge Business Coupe. There were many cars in the late '30s that had similar body styles, but that huge round speedometer is a dead giveaway.

10 years later

Is this her, on the guy's knee, in Afterparty: 1953, one of the Linda Kodachromes? -- https://www.shorpy.com/node/14831

[Nope! - Dave]

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