Who Do You Think You Are?

What were our relations wearing in 1921?

This family photograph is presented on a postcard mount, the most popular photographic format of the early to mid-20th century. Although printed souvenir postcards originated in the 1800s, divided-back postcards featuring separate spaces for the recipient’s address and a

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