Little Rascals, Vintage Photo Contest
This is our Uncle Matt circa 1925 in Hannibal, Missouri. After school baseball game. Uncle Matt is the one with the shiner. Love those socks!
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Saturday, April 10, 2010
This is our Uncle Matt circa 1925 in Hannibal, Missouri. After school baseball game. Uncle Matt is the one with the shiner. Love those socks!
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post a commentforget the socks i LOVE the berets!!!
awwww what a gorgeous photo.
i'm a sucker for vintage photos :)
great blog!
loving the pictures
stop by some time xx
What a fantastic shot!!!!
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holy guacamole. A+++!
Wow! Even kids were dressed to play baseball. Such different times.
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Okay, wow, how adorable is this photo?! Love. x
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Great photo clothes are interesting - smiles are superb.
Sweet boys!
i haven't heard that word in a while! RASCAL!
This photo just slapped a great big grin on my face.
I'm afraid that the cultural reference to "The Little Rascals" will be lost on the uninitiated.
Little boys in ties! Is that even possible anymore at ANY time? Great photo - is his friend still around? Would love to see a picture of them now.
I have a School project of that town is really cute I like the shoes
That is a great picture, I love those pants !
I have yet to see a submission for the Vintage Photo Contest that I haven't loved, but I think this just stole the spot for my favorite! "Uncle Matt is the one with the shiner." Priceless.
One of my "préféré" ohoto contest ! the smiling guy on the left is so cute !!! Sunny Side
Just said a little prayer for you as you will have your dad on your mind this week.
I am loving this vintage series!
This picture is so adorable
i love this!! and i love the pants/shorts!!!! what a great photo
Clothes are just awesome, and the berets are cool!
lovely vintage photo
I wish I looked that good in a tie :(
And I love the set of chompers on the kid on the right. best smile ever.
a lovely picture!
This picture has completely brightened up my day. I love it.
so cuuuute !
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So sweet!
Beautiful image! but it makes even more apparent the tackiness of the American Apparel adv on the side.. please, do something about it!
OOOoooo! so adorable!
Very vintage! Love it.
Forget the socks, love those shorts!
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Hannibal, Missouri 1925? There's no one of those kids didn't know my grandpa.
my grandpa used to wear the same kind of outfit... he stopped wearing the socks two years ago and the doctor made him wear more confortable shoes, but I guess he'll never give up the hat.
nice picture... I wish I could watch a game of these rascals...
Thanks for sharing this great old photo. My 11 yo son is currently sporting a shiner as impressive as your Uncle Matt's and he is a little rascal too - would laugh out loud to see him dressed like this. This photo made my day.
Great pic! They are adorable, wonder when we will see these boy knickers back in style?
i cannot tell u how brilliant i think this contest idea was!!
love these picturesss..
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My family is from the same part of Missouri - my dad was born in 1925 near Hannibal - and this picture is so very evocative for me. Thanks for sharing it!
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You really brought the soul back to your blog with this touching and thoughtful initiative. Bravo Scott.
so adorable! love how classy they are with the ties for a game. that is one massive black eye, still looks so happy though, he was probably proud of it!
DUCK!!!
Those pants/shorts are actually knickers.knickerbackers. I know I wore them too. Back in the day (an expression I hate and will never use again!)
This is a fantastic photo!!
I love that they are wearing neck ties to play baseball.
oh no, i hope none of my relatives gave matt a black eye! my dad grew up in hannibal. his parents loved the river so much and would always send us catfish. my grandma would pick wild mushrooms and batter and fry them... what i would give to taste those again! and, of course, i was fascinated by the stories of mark twain and we had a tour through the cave when i was a kid - expecting injun joe to jump out at anytime.
amazing how much a single image can hold... reminds me of roland barthes camera lucida. "The book develops the twin concepts of studium and punctum: studium denoting the cultural, linguistic, and political interpretation of a photograph, punctum denoting the wounding, personally touching detail which establishes a direct relationship with the object or person within it."
Nice article and insight. Good to have bumped onto your blog and met you.
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