Daisy, Daisy...

I got this one from somewhere online. It's from London.
The front stamp says:

J.S. Walker
Woolwich
48 Wellington St.

I'm not sure of the date on this one. The crimped edges usually mean the 1890s - at least in the US. Her costume has Juliet type sleeves, swansdown trim, a collar that's close but not too high, and her hat is piled high on a flattish, smallish rim.
Any guesses?
I'm thinking probably late 1890s.

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RicksPics ^club

Very fashionable young woman.. And now I've got that bicycle song raging in my head.

9 years ago.

Deborah Lundbech ^club has replied to RicksPics ^club

Ah, but I know the *second* verse - do you? (No fair googling and saying "yes.")

9 years ago.

RicksPics ^club has replied to Deborah Lundbech ^club

No. No, I don't know the second verse and my therapist is going to hear about it. Happy Thanksgiving! :)

9 years ago.

arts enthusiast

The swansdown trim is so elegant, What a trim waistline! And now I'm off to google the 2nd verse of Bicycle Built for Two. :)

9 years ago.

Deborah Lundbech ^club

Well. let me know if you can't find it. : )

9 years ago.

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