This is a picture of my husband, Ray, when he was a little baby in Chillicothe, Illinois. 
This definitely should be a post on Pieces of the Past - but I think I will also do it on Funoldhag. On that one I will use the color pictures, but think these look so sweet in the antique coloration.
These were all used by my husband when he was a baby. Clemie, his mom, saved so many things and she gave them to me. I still have more in the basement and will hope fully one day get them out and photograph them. I recall especially a pair of little wool pants. In the first picture is Ray's baby dish and little toy wagon. Also some fancy little soft shoes and nice warm booties. Above is a very pretty little dress and some long stockings. Actually, I used to put Sherry in dresses like that when she was a baby - then iron them. What was I thinking?
Here is a little sweater and mittens that kept him warm when he was a little one.
And another batiste dress - this one very long. All of these lovely little things would be about 83 or 84 years old - Ray would have been 84 on the 28th of this month. If you would like to see them in color, I did a post on Funoldhag so you can click on the lady leaning on the fence at the top of the page and you will be there. (Click to enlarge)
This definitely should be a post on Pieces of the Past - but I think I will also do it on Funoldhag. On that one I will use the color pictures, but think these look so sweet in the antique coloration.
These were all used by my husband when he was a baby. Clemie, his mom, saved so many things and she gave them to me. I still have more in the basement and will hope fully one day get them out and photograph them. I recall especially a pair of little wool pants. In the first picture is Ray's baby dish and little toy wagon. Also some fancy little soft shoes and nice warm booties. Above is a very pretty little dress and some long stockings. Actually, I used to put Sherry in dresses like that when she was a baby - then iron them. What was I thinking?
Here is a little sweater and mittens that kept him warm when he was a little one.
And another batiste dress - this one very long. All of these lovely little things would be about 83 or 84 years old - Ray would have been 84 on the 28th of this month. If you would like to see them in color, I did a post on Funoldhag so you can click on the lady leaning on the fence at the top of the page and you will be there. (Click to enlarge)
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