Bernie Robinson (left) and Johnnie Plimmer with Stan's jalopy. Janet Begg is the passenger in the front seat. A snap of the freedom of being young Methodist teenagers.
Before W. E. Pring went overseas to the war in 1916 he requested family photos of wife Isabell and daughter Leonie. As the bells rang out on Armistice day in November 1918 he was not to know his...
My mum, Lyn Annand all dressed up going to the races in Christchurch in 1949.
My parents Jim and Lyn on their wedding, 1949, in Christchurch.
Me on a merry-go-round at the Industries Fair in 1953.
My mother Lyn & me (Roselyn) 1950, with her beloved new car, a little Standard.  She loved to drive and took me everywhere. Taken in Montreal Street.
In Manchester St, with my mum's friend Shirley, looking after me. I am 4 years old.
I'm 12 months old; living in Montreal St; in my pram waiting for walk with my mum.
Taken in the front yard of Montreal Street on little girl's birthday, 1952, age 2 years. Being taken out for a ride in the car.
5 photos of my parents with my Aunt and Uncle and their friends skating at Lake Ida July 1950.
Bruce, Andrew, Anne and Margaret decorated their bikes for a parade, probably at Somerfield School.
Family camping at Hanmer River, Christmas/New Year 1958. Annual event with often three generations present.
Drum majors of seven pipe bands attended a special service at St Andrews Presbyterian Church, including Peggy Gunn (City of Christchurch Ladies' Pipe Band). Identified in photograph (from left) are: A...
Motorbikes at the Aranui Speedway, off Rowan Ave and Pages Road.
On reverse of photo: " Lewis Pass - trip from ChCh to Westport then to Granity. Wife, Dawn, saved all her pennies for this Buick, about 1952. Jack said he got trapped in the snow and fog. 1926 Buick."
This photograph was taken in Christchurch in 1934 of my brother Albert, myself and sister Olive.
This photograph was taken at The George Hotel. It's of the 3 of us, Olive, Eva and Albert, 80 years later in 2014.
Christchurch Teachers' Training College Sports Day. Note the rompers!
Friday night dance - supper time - cups of tea and cake.
View looking south off Quail Island at low tide showing the bones of a shipwrecked boat. Teddington/Church Bay just visible in the background. Quail Island was a favourite spot for excursions.
My mother Eleanor Phyllis Clarkson, nee Upritchard, as a volunteer ambulance driver.  She was an excellent driver who got her license in her teens and, according to reports,  drove a very sporty...
Don't know much as bought in market. Still 5 digits in phone number on [framer's] label on back.