Marta Wojtkowska's photos with the keyword: retro

I didn't know her as I was born many years after she'd died (on August 31, 1944 - during the Warsaw Uprising). But her sister-in-law / my great-aunt used to tell me that I had inherited her chin and her stubbornness.

The one in sports clothing of course :) Photo taken by Grandpa ~1937. So it is a selfie (with a cousin) Don't ask me why he looked aside ;) ----- Kodak 6x9

Taken in 1939 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print

Taken in 1939 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print

Taken in 1935 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print (the first one was in sepia, this one is a regular B&W - I find it a bit better)

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, a print

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, a print

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, a print

My biker family - photo taken 80 years ago by my Grandpa who was a biker and a hobbyist photographer. The little girl standing by the BSA motorcycle is now my Mom :) ----- Kodak 6x9

My biker family - photo taken 80 years ago by my Grandpa who was a biker and a hobbyist photographer. The second bike from the front was Polish Sokół (meaning Falcon) - coming from a brand of motorcycles manufactured in Poland before World War II for both civilian and military use. My Grandpa's bike was civilian, still had to be given away to the Polish Army in the summer 1939, when they mobilized people and gear for World War II. ----- Kodak 6x9

My biker family - photo taken 80 years ago by my Grandpa who was a biker and a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9