This goes way back. This is a photo of my wife's parents. It was 1946. Her father had just returned from the war in Europe. They were married shortly thereafter.
My wife found this photo in her father's wallet when he passed in 1994. Both edges and the bottom had been folded in to fit the wallet.
She took the photo to a photo lab and had an 8x10 made from it. The lab cropped the image to eliminate the creases.We framed it and put it up.
In 2017 I came across the photo while I was busy scanning old family photos and film. I scanned it, restored it with Photoshop and printed a proper 8x10 which replaced the first one in the frame.
Fun Fact: In the car window behind them you can see a sticker with an "A" on it. That was for the wartime gas rationing system. The "A" classification was the lowest and permitted the owner to purchase about 4 gallons of gasoline per week.
@frobozz nice!,,,,must have been pretty good M.P.G.back then?,,no 5 mi.to the gallon hot rod chev.ahhh?
@LenaAngel That's what I was thinking too. The government also lowered the speed limit to 35 MPH. I guess people were walking more at that time.
@frobozz Gorgeous photo and I love the story!