 Mr. Rhoops has an interesting request: I'm writing an archaeological report on a former coaching Inn in Liskeard, Cornwall, and I'm trying to date the change in the front elevation! The three pictures show cars from 3 different decades, and I'm wondering if anybody could identify the cars in each, which would tell me, more or less when the building changed! The first picture has a pre WW1 car, the second from the 20's or 30's and the third 40's to 50's. The third shows an Austion 8's and an Austin 10 van, and also a shooting brake rear to the RHs with austin hub caps, but I can't find any Austin 'woodies' with vertical rears, and wooden frames BEHIND the rear wheel. This picture has the building changes in, and I'd like especially to get a pre/post war date from the cars shown. The second picture is pre War, and doesn't have the building changes, so that would be helpful too! All useful contributions will be 'acknowleged' in the report! update: middle photo below courtesy The Francis Frith Collection update by Francis Frith library manager Julia Skinner: "You might be interested in knowing that the Frith image (in the middle below) posted from the Liskeard selection on our website is our reference number L53058 which is dated c1955 in our archive information. There are other images in our website selection for Liskeard which also show this building, ie number 88590 (dated 1938), L53080 (dated c1955) and L53092 (dated c1965). " |
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Dating photos from Liskeard in Cornwall
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