Album Page - From one abandoned album - C'est la Guerre

Here are a few pictures that were found scattered through the pages of one abandoned album. They appear to be all from WW2.

Look again ...

There's a LOST GALLERY page called
OUR MAN AT THE FRONT.
It is for those photographs of a person in a uniform, posing alone probably in a back yard or on a porch at home.

There is another page called
A GIRL AND HER GUY IN UNIFORM.
That page is for a couple posing together, one of them in an armed services uniform.

Throughout the Lost Gallery there is an occasional snapshot that is about one of the wars, sometimes just a soldier posing in a uniform. Some are taken at war fronts; others at training bases. Sometimes they seem unrelated to the rest in their album or set. Usually they are unidentified in any way.

C'EST LA GUERRE is a category just for those photographs.

Perhaps you will see something familiar here.

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THE KIDS It is always a mystery how a photograph of any of these precious children could end up lost or abandoned. Here are a few. You will probably say "Ooh..." at least once.

Dee and the Business School
The beautiful Dee. A curious story; What do you see?

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?

"What are they doing?"

The party was over.

Adele had quite enough of Cecil's remarks. The party was over. In the end, Cecil learned the proper etiquette for handling an RSVP and a few important things regarding cravat selection. All were treated and released from Naugatuck General, except Verna, who was held overnight for observation by an interested intern. Cecil never spoke of the incident to anyone but for many years would wear only bow ties.

Don't take my picture! You DID didn't you! This is a collection of photographs that disappear on the way home from the photo processing shop.

All images are the property of Lost Gallery and the author. Permission must be granted for their use. All rights reserved. CLICK HERE to RETURN to THE MAIN INDEX PAGE Or select one of these popular categories just below...

And don't miss Penny Tales Square America Vernacular Photography Tattered and Lost The best FOUND PHOTOGRAPH sites on the web.

The most popular photographs Here is a quick album of the most requested photographs in the Lost Gallery.

Area 51 and a Half You are probably not authorized to see these.

Dee and the Business School Here is the beautiful Dee. A curious story is told through her pictures. What do you see?

Places More about "Where" Than "Who" Places to go. Places to avoid.

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? Do you sometimes look at a picture and think "What are they doing?" "What's going on here?"

Parties Parades and Picnics There was always something going on. Just like now...

NEW! A fine collection of photographs and their very informative reverse sides! Turn it over! There's something on the back!

Back Page - Our House

	Fortney could not believe his ears. It took several minutes of silence before he found his wits and voice. The photographer was poised to take their picture in front of the homestead. Why had Glenda chosen just this moment to make her announcement? “You can’t be serious.” He said at last, knowing full well she was. Glenda set her jaw and ignored him. After all, she bought and paid for the hammock. It was hers. Fortney could have BOTH the chairs, she fumed, AND his stupid dog. And the stupid cotton that he’d planted all over the stupid front yard. Stupid idea. But the mail-order hammock was hers. And after the photographer was finished, she was going to install herself in it with a glass of lemonade and that new romance novel about the adventures of Buck the gay blacksmith and his anvil. Fortney however, had other plans. They involved pickled onions and two tickets to Pittsburgh! No one was going to stop him. Not even the dog. Watching all this from under the porch, Blame, the dog sighed with apprehension. Blame knew from the sound of Fortney’s voice that there would be no plate of table scraps tonight. He would have to hunt for something to eat. The chase for a rabbit was always too exhausting, especially in the pesky cotton plants that covered the whole area. Blame plotted a severe revenge for this. Fortney’s floppy house slippers would be the target. One of them would disappear tonight, the smelly one. It was only fair. Dogs are always fair. Charles Bender, the town librarian, (not pictured) didn’t know about any of this, which was all right with him.
And now for the rest of the pictures ...
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Don't take my picture! You DID didn't you! This is a collection of photographs that disappear on the way home from the photo processing shop.

All images are the property of Lost Gallery and the author. Permission must be granted for their use. All rights reserved. CLICK HERE to RETURN to THE MAIN INDEX PAGE Or select one of these popular categories just below...

And don't miss Penny Tales Square America Vernacular Photography Tattered and Lost The best FOUND PHOTOGRAPH sites on the web.

The most popular photographs Here is a quick album of the most requested photographs in the Lost Gallery.

Area 51 and a Half You are probably not authorized to see these.

Dee and the Business School Here is the beautiful Dee. A curious story is told through her pictures. What do you see?

Places More about "Where" Than "Who" Places to go. Places to avoid.

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? Do you sometimes look at a picture and think "What are they doing?" "What's going on here?"

Parties Parades and Picnics There was always something going on. Just like now...

NEW! A fine collection of photographs and their very informative reverse sides! Turn it over! There's something on the back!