Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: high button boots

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of : PICK YOUR OWN THEME ABOUT THINGS So, here's a Studio portrait on bevel-edged cardboard from my vintage collection of TWINS. Taken at the studio of someone called Harris in Arapahoe, Nebraska, U.S. Undated - probably around 1900 - 1910ish.

Originally uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: FENCES, WALLS, OR OTHER BOUNDARY MARKERS - and brought forward for HFF! Here's a classic picket fence dividing what looks like a small town American Main Street from a backyard. Behind the sweet little child is either a garden shed or an outhouse (in the American sense, meaning an outside toilet). This is a photo from an album of photographs I bought at a town-wide sale in NY state. I believe it came from Michigan. HFF everyone - and best wishes for a beautiful weekend!

Added for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: UMBRELLAS OR PARASOLS Photo found in Burlington, VT although I don't think this is Vermont (can't be sure, just a feeling about the flowers, scenery and house style. I love her outfit and those high button boots!

Found photo, Vermont. Imprint on card says: Central Falls, R.I. (Rhode Island) No other information.

The Holyoke/Springfield boy looking very suave.

Taken in Holyoke. Same little girl as the former picture in my stream but with her siblings. Found in the Grimshaw/Halkard Album, Springfield, Vermont.

Another twin picture. Purchased in the 1980's at the Ferrisburgh flea market. No identifying information on the back.

This has the feel and look of a home developed photo. I wonder what they were reading? The one on the right is holding her doll. This was purchased in Plainfield, Vermont at an antique store and found in a shoebox full of mostly poor quality pictures. I really like this one though.

i suppose this is not technically a found picture. It was given to me by a high school friend who knew I collected old photographs and found this in her grandmother's attic when she (the grandmother) passed away.The youngest girl is my friend's adopted mother's mother. On the back I wrote "Regents, New Haven" Given to me in New Haven Connecticut in the early 1970's.

Brought forward for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of spooky children. I actually never really saw her that way, but since I have had many comments over the years with people seeing her as creepy, and failing any other likely spooky children images, here she is! This is a favorite - I love her little face and her high button boots, her hat and her rather stringy hair. I bought this years ago in Connecticut. She always reminded me of Shelly Duval. : )