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If you don't mind JJ, i'd like to share a pic of my great-grandfather. I came across this pic again just the other day.

It's not a weird or wacky pic, but I thought it was quite cool

Charles George Dupuis. He was a sanitaire engineer and motor driver for John Bolding & Sons, Ltd.




"Thomas Crapper died in 1910 and was buried near the grave of the cricketer, W.G. Grace, in Elmers End Cemetery. The company continued under the guidance of his old partner Robert M. Wharam, his son Robert G. Wharam and Mr. Crapper's nephew George Crapper. However by the late 1950s, after the demise of the original partners, it was evident to Robert G. Wharam that with no Crappers or Wharams left to run the business, the sale of the company was becoming inevitable. In addition, perhaps people cared little for quality and tradition during that period. In 1963 came the end of an era; Thomas Crapper & Co. became the property of a rival, Messrs. John Bolding & Sons, Ltd.."

:wah: Ain't life wonderful!

Great images!!

You could have had that grasshopper as a meal!

And the guy in the skirt with the cat on his helmet ...what do you think he has in his right - our left - hand?

And the nude guy? Jj I am surprised that you posted a picture or yourself!!



still in that mischievous mood.......

Chloe_88;1446011 wrote: If you don't mind JJ, i'd like to share a pic of my great-grandfather. I came across this pic again just the other day.

It's not a weird or wacky pic, but I thought it was quite cool

Charles George Dupuis. He was a sanitaire engineer and motor driver for John Bolding & Sons, Ltd.




"Thomas Crapper died in 1910 and was buried near the grave of the cricketer, W.G. Grace, in Elmers End Cemetery. The company continued under the guidance of his old partner Robert M. Wharam, his son Robert G. Wharam and Mr. Crapper's nephew George Crapper. However by the late 1950s, after the demise of the original partners, it was evident to Robert G. Wharam that with no Crappers or Wharams left to run the business, the sale of the company was becoming inevitable. In addition, perhaps people cared little for quality and tradition during that period. In 1963 came the end of an era; Thomas Crapper & Co. became the property of a rival, Messrs. John Bolding & Sons, Ltd.."


Of course I don't mine hun ...

Nice image too ...

Sounds like he was of French extraction?

along-for-the-ride;1446024 wrote: :wah: Ain't life wonderful!


You said it hun! Its us dumb earthlings who make it soooo damn complex!

Lady J;1446059 wrote: Great images!!

You could have had that grasshopper as a meal!

And the guy in the skirt with the cat on his helmet ...what do you think he has in his right - our left - hand?

And the nude guy? Jj I am surprised that you posted a picture or yourself!!



still in that mischievous mood.......


That hopper looks like it could chomp its way thru a forest!

Could it be a tiny figure or doll?

Damn Lulu ... Now you let the cat out the bag!!

jones jones;1446097 wrote: Of course I don't mine hun ...

Nice image too ...

Sounds like he was of French extraction?


French/Belgium. well his parents where.

I believe it was my great great great grandmother who was a bareback horse rider in the circus. cirque dupuis le magnifique.