© Reproduced
with acknowledgement to Alan Lutman, near Swindon, Wiltshire, England
Message
1.
Alan Lutman
near Swindon, Wiltshire, England |
I have just discovered that as
well as the normal Jerome portrait, usually on a postcard, Jerome also
produced jigsaws from their photos. Here is an example, shown to me by
Alan Lutman.
Alan wrote:
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Jigsaw
"This jigsaw
was made at a Jerome studio, based on a photograph supplied by a customer.
From the style, I guess the picture was taken in the 1920's somewhere on the
Thames. (I think the sign says boat trips to Teddington.)
My wife
and I have just put the jigsaw up on eBay, along with some other vintage
puzzles we have."
Alan Lutman, near Swindon, Wiltshire, England: November 25, 2007 |
Please click on the thumbnail
image below to enlarge the box that contained this jigsaw.
Box
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Message
2.
Hugh |
Hugh wrote: |
Question
"I have been
given a couple of Jerome jigsaws. I haven't seen any before and am
interested to learn more.
- Between which years did
Jerome operate?
- Were they prolific
producers of jigsaws?
I am a
jigsaw enthusiast and am always keen to collect different types, though I
can't find much on the internet with regard to Jerome."
Hugh, April 26, 2011 |
Reply to Hugh?
If you can help to answer Hugh's
questions, please email me then I'll pass on your message to him.
Thank you.
Peter Stubbs,
Edinburgh: April 28, 2011 |
Message
3.
Marilyn Brindley |
Thank you to Marilyn Brindley who wrote telling me about her two Jerome
100-piece wooden jigsaws from the 1930s, both of her mother:
- one amongst the bluebells.
- the other on a Sunday School Outing.
Both are sepia photos by Jerome, hand coloured by her great-aunt Maud. |
Marilyn wrote:
Jigsaws
© Reproduced
with acknowledgement to Alan Lutman, near Swindon, Wiltshire, England
"I have
two wooden jigsaws like the one above, and am trying to find out more about
them.
My Blogs
Here are
3 links to pages on my blogs where you'll be able to read
some background about the jigsaws.
Below each of these 3 links,
I've added one or two images from the blog page.
- Peter Stubbs.
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Perhaps
somebody will read these pages then send in some more information for both
of us!"
Marilyn Brindley: August 14, 2013 |
LINKS to WEB SITES
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LINK 1 -
Mum and Bluebells: original sepia photo
Photo
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Mum and Bluebells
Sepia Print
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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Marilyn Brindley
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LINK 2 -
Mum and Bluebells: completed jigsaw
Photo
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Mum and Bluebells
Sepia Print, hand-coloured then converted to become a jigsaw
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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Marilyn Brindley
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LINK 3 -
Mum and Sunday School Outing: sepia photo + jigsaw
Photo
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Mum and Sunday School Outing
Sepia Print
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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Marilyn Brindley
Photo
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Mum and Sunday School Outing
Sepia Print and a hand-coloured copy of the print, converted
to become a jigsaw
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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Marilyn Brindley
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Message
4.
Yvonne Wills
Faversham, Kent, England |
Thank you to Yvonne Wills for letting me see another Jerome jigsaw,
below. |
Jigsaw
Nan and Mum at Grove Ferry,
Kent
© Reproduced
with acknowledgement to Yvonne Wills
Yvonne wrote:
Nan and Mum
"I
was sorting through my Mum's possessions as she has now gone into
residential care, and I came across this photo, made into a jigsaw puzzle.
It has a Jerome name on it.
The photo
is of my mother, Winifred May
Holden as a young girl, about 7
years old, with her mother
Winifred Rose Holden.
When I asked my
mother about it, she told me that it had been taken about 1934/5 at a
friend's house at Grove Ferry which is near Canterbury Kent."
Yvonne Wills, Faversham, Kent, England: 11 September 2016 |
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