Tag Archives: Sepia Saturday

Sepia Saturday 105 – Mrs Beeton!

Posted on December 16, 2011 by Julie Goucher

From my late Victorian copy of The Book of Household Management by Isabella Beeton. Previously written posts are HERE and HERE Taking part in Sepia Saturday

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Sepia Saturday 104 – Navy Collar!

Posted on December 14, 2011 by Julie Goucher

A belated post, featuring the collar line in the prompt! This chap is my Husband’s Grandfather, Ernest Goucher taken in July 1919. Taking part in Sepia Saturday

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Sepia Saturday 103 – Medically Related

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Julie Goucher

This photo is one from our personal collection. My several times Great Uncle, William Arthur West (1863-1931) stands in the back row, second on the right. This photo was taken during the Boer War. William was already in the Army, … Continue reading →

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Sepia Saturday 102 – Something Fishy!

Posted on November 27, 2011 by Julie Goucher

Despite the name of this blog I am not an angler. My husband is, as was his father and grandfather before him. We have a variety of antique fishing tackle that we have either purchased or inherited from my husband’s … Continue reading →

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Sepia Saturday 101 – Old BSA 1958

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Julie Goucher

The photograph shows my late father in law, Derek Goucher 1926 – 2010, on his BSA motorcycle, when he was stationed at Blandford Camp in Dorset in June 1958. He bought the motorcycle for £250.00. We know nothing about the … Continue reading →

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Sepia Saturday 100 – Unknown Soldier

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Julie Goucher

This seemed fitting as we are just a week away from Remembrance Day. I have no idea who this young chap was. It was with a group of photos that a distant cousin lent to me. The surnames concerned with … Continue reading →

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