Colby, Village 1897
Photo ref:
39900
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The Frith cameraman had only a few ducks for company when he took this picture in 1897, one of a series for possible use within the Frith postcard range. Postcards could be sent at half the letter rate, but in those days nothing could be written on them apart from the recipient's address. It was only after 1902 that a message could also be added.
An extract from Isle of Man Photographic Memories.
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