.. Photos of an unknown vintage steel frame These are photos of a steel frame in London. The name of the person who took the photos is handwritten on the back: "DANIEL GIDDINGS." The steel frame bears the company name "DAWNAY," which is likely a successor to Archibald Dawnay and Sons Ltd. These photos are believed to have been taken in the mid-20th century (estimated to be from the 1930s to 1960s) during a construction boom in London. The mount is made of thick paper, with folds in the upper right and lower right corners, and the surface is torn. There are also many other tears and stains. The photos are printed on KODAK's WHITE SMOOTH MATT paper, and the texture and color are both excellent. Although clear information about the photographer could not be found, this piece was picked up by the store owner at a London flea market. It is sturdy enough to be placed on the floor and leaned against a wall, making it ideal for decorating a space. The charm that can only be added by the passage of time, such as the texture of the paper, rust, fading, and damage, is packed into this piece. Please consider it. ⚫︎Size Height: 30.5cm Width: 38cm Thickness: 0.5cm *Please note that there may be slight variations. ⚫︎Material Paper ⚫︎Country of Origin Not specified ⚫︎Condition Overall damage. As this is a used/vintage item, there may be small stains or deterioration during storage that are not noticeable. We interpret these as part of the charm and appeal of vintage clothing and items. We kindly ask for your understanding before purchasing. *Items are shared with other sites, and may be sold out.