Railways, photography, the motor car, film and radio: some of the key inventions of the last two hundred years that have done so much to shape the world we live in now. This week, on Sepia Saturday, we celebrate two of these - photography and radio. Our theme image shows a photograph from eighty years ago of a man using a radio transmitter. All you need to do is to imagine that he is inviting you to share your hold photographs on Sepia Saturday by posting a post on or around Saturday 31 May 2025 and add a link to the list below. After which you can look forward rather than looking back - and see what is to come on Sepia Saturday over the next few weeks.
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I focussed on that utilitarian chair in the prompt photograph and invite you to take a seat and view these far more interesting chairs featured in my extended family's photographic collections.
History repeats itself. If ever there was truth in this saying...
Radios, radio shows, radio skits, using microphones. & even a bird or two. :)
First cousins married, but then his second wife has some interesting details too! Plus a piece of art of his that I still have .
Resuming the series about Uncle Fred’s WWII letters home, this time with info about his brother Hubert going into the Signal Corps (radio, radar, telecommunications, etc.)
I found a great radio photo in my grandmother's photo album, which led on to diving into a bit of Swedish Radio history...
Just a little late in the day (morning) but I believe I have this radio theme covered. Musical but a little different.
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