1938 Christmas Original Color NOT AI 8mm film home Movie-Awesome shots of toys & tree/home VERY RARE

[@RaeAnne232]

This family was very blessed for 1938. Coats and a tricycle. Nice!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

And Color Film, that was expensive for the time

[@DeirdreBaker-zo9gl]

What a precious little girl. So nice to observe their pleasant mannerisms, unlike so many heathens today. Love the festive Christmas village display in the background.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I agree

[@pikadeb]

This is absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing it. ❤ Younger generations tend to think the "old folks" were just born old or something. Films like this make ppl realize that we ALL were young once. We really are.all the same, so to speak.

[@clarysl18]

Cierto 👍

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

You are so welcome!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Agreed

[@tbrdmann]

Thank you for sharing. You don't just watch this video, you feel it. Proves, when not messed with, people are people no matter the era they come from.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Absolutely!!

[@patrickgrengs7594]

The quality of the images is amazing. My grandfather owned a Bell and Howell Super 8 camera and projector... I was named as custodian of all the cans of film. Around 25 years ago, I had the entire set of reels transferred to DVD. The quality of the film is nowhere near as good as what we see here. I venture that the original film stock must have been of superior quality and was stored with careful sequestration from environmental damage. Thank you for sharing this delightful gem.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

this was transferred with each frame being scanned for superior quality, while the old way was to have them just filmed while projected

[@jeepluver3195]

This was enjoyable to watch. My dad was born in 1938 and is still living. That girl would be around 90 now.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

that's awesome, Merry Christmas

[@jeepluver3195]

Merry Christmas to you as well!

[@jujube8067]

That was wonderful. It looks like everyone got clothing for Christmas. The village at the end was great.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thank you so much!

[@leonieharry2941]

Very interesting! It was a family with prosperity. And the old christmas tree with lots of lametta or tinsel. An other hint that it was a family with good income. Recognizable too by the number and type of gifts. I wondered if this little and cute girl maybe is still living. It was nice to see the happiness and how they have fun with each other. We can see that they are not different than us. Thanks for sharing! It is a real history-treasure.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks for viewing my channel

[@lilybond6485]

Wow. A moment in time caught on film. Lovely.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Yes, thanks

[@Luigisalibi]

Wow. It’s so nice to see a glimpse into 1938 that’s not a commercial. My family were Dust Bowl refugees in 1938 fleeing their farm in Oklahoma.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

oh wow!!! that's crazy......check out the 1937 & 1939 Color Christmas with the same family on my channel...Merry Christmas

[@my2centstoo]

Beautiful family! I feel like that may have been the dad's parents by the way he and Grandma hugged and kissed. That was her boy! It also looks like Grandpa took over the camera for a while so that Dad could be in the film. The Christmas scenery at the end was also wonderful. That's the feel of America I remember as a child in the late 1960s and early 1970s. My mom was 6 years old when this film was made. She sadly passed away in 2000. I loved watching this little slice of real life. Subscribed!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thank you for watching and Subscribing, Merry Christmas

[@my2centstoo]

@@FullFrame-tm9oy Yes, Merry Christmas to you!

[@chlexiel.1022]

Thank you for sharing this. It’s a peek into a past life. That alone blows my mind.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

You're Welcome. Thanks for Watching the channel

[@gtlfb]

Definitely a well to do family. Fur for mom, leather for daddy, and a home movie camera with then fairly new and expensive color film.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I know, they were definitely well off, color film for 8mm was only 3 years old and cost a lot

[@6omega2]

Yep. I was just going to post that myself. The country was still mired in the Depression in '38, and most could not afford anything like what you see here.

[@trudygreer2491]

​@@6omega2The worst of the Depression was over by 1938 (for the US and England)... but Caution was still the word of the day!

[@aruglaempire2518]

You sound jealous.

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

​@@6omega2 That's 100% not true.

[@Catherine-259-s5u]

My parents were born in 1934 and 1935. Miss them so much! This is such a lovely video. Thank you! Merry Christmas ☃️❄️🎄🩵

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks, I'll be posting 1939 in color soon also, Merry Christmas

[@Catherine-259-s5u]

@ I’ll look forward to it!

[@jonathan_nc]

This is wonderful to see. I can't make out what kind of lights are on the tree, but they may have reflectors that make them look larger. The lead foil icicles are beautiful. The little girl is so cute. My mom is 95 and says it definitely was NOT a simpler time in the 1930s for her. She much prefers today to then.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

95, wow the changes your mom must have seen is simply amazing

[@jonathan_nc]

@@FullFrame-tm9oy Some examples she gives--her bedroom was over the store their family ran and it wasn't heated and she slept with her younger sister. Snow would come inside the closed windows and not melt. They were luckier than many people and had electricity and a telephone, but they didn't get an indoor toilet until about 1939. Going to the toilet outside when it's below freezing--that was not simple.

[@georgeclarke9344]

I think they were bubble lights - we had bubble lights in the 1950's.

[@joefaller4525]

@@georgeclarke9344 We did too. I recall them in the 1960s and early 1970s. I am guessing they had been in our family a while since I had 8 older siblings.

[@trudygreer2491]

​@@georgeclarke9344Bubble lights were not introduced until 1946

[@corrineagnello4584]

Wow, wonderful quality. Beautiful family and tree.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Yes, thank you

[@ThomasGriffin-zn1rr]

Thank you for Sharing this.😊 Everyone Notice how Happy everyone was when life was Simpler !

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

My pleasure!

[@RearviewMirror-ij2pr]

And also well dressed.

[@Jeff-yz3on]

I know we like to think that, but it wasn't.

[@mrs.g.9816]

My dad would have been 15 years old, and my mom would have been 10 years old when this film was made. (They passed in 2007.) It was like looking at their lives so long ago. I loved seeing the Christmas village at the end of the film.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I'm Glad you liked it, thank you for viewing the channel

[@dee9230]

My mother would have been 15 also. She passed in 2018, age 94. Miss those old timers, tough generation, they saw a lot of changes.

[@bryanspindle4455]

My mom was 14 and Dad was 17 in 1938. I wish l had some home movies of them when they were that young. Christmas wasn't much different in the 1960s. Our Christmas tree looked much the same thirty years later.

[@Chattanoogachoochoo_0105a]

​@@FullFrame-tm9oyDid you know this family? Do you know if they're still with us?

[@mrs.g.9816]

@@bryanspindle4455 I still have some glass ornaments that my mom bought at Woolworth's before I was born. They still shine! Mom decorated our tree the way grandma did in the late 1930's - Lots of tinsel, glass bead garlands, and glass ornaments from Woolworth's. Merry Christmas!

[@songsinschool]

That little girl, if still alive, would be 89-90 years old. I wonder what became of her.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

There was no name or address on this lot of film, sometimes i google the name and 9 times out of 10 they are deceased

[@patrickgrengs7594]

Yes, I was thinking of that as well... she would be 7 years older than my father today.

[@dentalnovember]

My mother was born in 1934 and still lives alone on 30 acres. This made me think of her during her childhood in Alexandria VA. There are color photos but no color films.

[@dougfowler1368]

​@dentalnovember Fascinating. We have a few dozen black and white family photos from the 1890-1920 era. It was expensive but if that was a family's one big hobby, I could see it happening with color photos in the late 30s, just like we have ours. I hope your mother has been able to share a lot of other family history too.

[@rikkigins1369]

I love this video. The autos & Christmas village scenes are added bonuses. Interesting to note that the dad might have fought in WWII in just three short years.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

yes, he may have, i wish I had info on the family but I don't

[@cathcolwell2197]

It’s so wonderful to see just what my mom’s world looked like- she would have been the same age as this child.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

My dad too, so I know what you mean

[@dougfowler1368]

This is so fascinating. That Christmas tree is really amazing. And as others have said the little girl is so cute. Too bad. We don't have audio. Kids say such hilarious things sometimes and always have.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I would love to hear the real sounds from back then

[@harleyray4654]

@@FullFrame-tm9oy - Maybe there's a lip reader out there who could give us an idea what they were saying to each other. Nonetheless , a very lovely video. Thanks for posting it.

[@johnm5714]

This is very cool -Thanks for showing the world how simple life really used to be.Thats priceless. Merry Christmas

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks for watching-Merry Christmas

[@bigburrearp7609]

This precious child is probably someone’s great grandma now

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

yep

[@stevenwoeste7428]

I wish I'd had a family like this.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

It was a different time for sure

[@RearviewMirror-ij2pr]

Nice! Thanks for sharing!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks for watching!

[@SaraMercer-v6i]

My mom was born in '38 and I was born in '72. My grandparents home never looked this posh for either of our childhoods.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

my childhood either

[@lindaadelwerth8042]

Love this! Christmas was just so much better from then till the 70s in my opinion.

[@minnieg.4835]

The antimacassar on the chair... reminds me of my grandparents houses

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Awesome

[@julienielsen3746]

My parents would have ben 14 and 16 then. I had a little carpet sweeper like that in the 60s. Mom used to use it on spots herself when she found out it worked good. Very sweet film of the past. Merry Christmas to all.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thank you and Merry Christmas to you

[@rhyfeddu]

Lovely and rare to see every day people of the period, at home. Rather than the exaggeratedvand glamorous versions we see from movies (which I enjoy). Thank you! Merry Christmas 🎄

[@olgafred9508]

I doubt these were every day people of the period. To my European eye at least it looks like a materialistic overkill hardly anybody could afford.

[@gerardmackay8909]

@@olgafred9508 I’m European too and this just looks like a nice prosperous family each of whom has a new garment for Christmas. Where is your evidence of ‘materialistic overkill’? This is hardly an episode of ‘Keeping up with the Kardashian’s’

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Wow, thank you!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

They were better off than most people of the time that's for sure

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

@@gerardmackay8909 I completely agree.

[@Maddie2u]

I was born in 56....tinsel on the tree was still a thing....a pain in the butt to put on and take off but, pretty.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

yep, I remember it myself

[@fabergeegg1722]

I was born in 1970 and we had tinsel. My mother loved it! She made it a must to decorate the tree.

[@SPCLPONY]

I remember my dad setting up a Lionel train set around the base of our Christmas tree around 1969 through the early 70's. My siblings and I used to take a strand of tinsel from the tree and lay it across the tracks to make a spark when the old steam engine ran over it. I'm 62 now, and was just looking at a few Polaroid pictures of the four of us kids sitting in front of the tree, each with a favorite toy. Merry Christmas everyone!

[@dianetaylor1699]

​@@SPCLPONYMerry Christmas!

[@Maddie2u]

@SPCLPONY love that memory.....I always just remember always getting pyjamas lol

[@Xavierxavou]

Magnifique film et souvenirs d’une époque très chic ! Merci beaucoup et Joyeux Noël ❤

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks, Merry Christmas to you and your family too

[@Xavierxavou]

Merci beaucoup ! Merry Christmas to you !

[@russbringhurst9972]

I love that the men are wearing ties!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Men had more class back then on how to dress

[@davidthedeaf]

New title: “ How the upper class spent money at Christmas on themselves during the Great Depression when others had nothing.”

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

yep

[@DavidHall-ge6nn]

Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

My pleasure!

[@jabbathedroid7745]

A happy Christmas morning 87 years ago, what a gift.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Happy holidays!

[@thetokyoteens]

This made me cry a little bit. Touching…🥹

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks for watching my channel

[@fabergeegg1722]

This is spectacular! Thank for this! I'm going to subscribe to your channel! Merry Christmas!!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks for subbing! and Merry Christmas !!!

[@TheMiriam333]

Incredible.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

agreed, check out the 1937 and coming soon 1939 in original color, total cool and rare

[@TheMiriam333]

@ thank you so much!!

[@RICHARDOCONNOR-s2j]

Wow!! What a precious and beautiful moment in time and family! My father was born in 1938. I wouldn't be here if someone important didn't come into the world that year.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Agreed, My Dad was born in 1938, so I know what you mean, Merry Christmas

[@jtinaman]

This is a great quality film. This family must have been very wealthy.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

At least well off and knew how to use a Camera and lights, very rare indeed back then

[@marywatkins6798]

These people had money. A fur coat! This was still during the Great Depression.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

they were one of the lucky ones that's for sure

[@russellgay5337]

So what?

[@jabbermocky4520]

I was thinking the same. That family must have been very well off.

[@gerardmackay8909]

@@jabbermocky4520 I’d say they were affluent but not necessarily super wealthy. Unemployment remained stubborn in 1938 at 17% but that still meant 83% were IN work and prices had tumbled during the Depression years. Plenty of people had money to spend.

[@reginatorres9124]

@@gerardmackay8909 My parents were newly married that year. I remember her telling a story of how broke they were. She had nothing for dinner and payday was a day away. She searched the couch cushions for loose change and found nine cents. Enough to buy a pound of chop meat.She went to the butcher and he said its a little over a pound is that okay? she said no. I'm making something, it has to be a pound. she was too embarrassed to say thats all she had.

[@kaysnyder3882]

This isn’t the 1938 my Dad told me about. He was on a farm in Kentucky with 3 other siblings and a widowed mom. But actually, it’s good to see some people lived through it normally, Cheers!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

thanks for watching !!!

[@Nightbird1914]

My oldest late sister would have been a year old that Christmas. 15 months to be exact. I always watch these old videos and imagine my family in its place. I didn’t come around for another 15 years. I would be curious to know what she got for Christmas. The oldest family pictures I remember began in 1956. Must have been when Daddy got his Kodak Brownie camera. I still have it. However my grandfather who died in 1930 was a photographer and there was a box of much older photographs. Mostly people I did not know.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Wow, thanks for sharing, I love old photo too, it's sad that most people don't write on the back who the people are in the photos, I have that with my family photo's too

[@porshprix4286]

Really great find thanks for posting it.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@uscgspawn2298]

Kodachrome Type A (for indoor use) was extremely slow (ASA 16). Notice the harsh shadows on the wall from the tungsten floodlights required to get exposures this clean. Whoever was behind the camera knew what they were doing. I suspect the outdoor scenes at the end were shot with a color-correction filter (Type A was not designed for sunlight). Overall, this reel is a testament to Kodachrome's long-term stability.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Wow, Thanks for the info, you really know your stuff

[@uscgspawn2298]

@@FullFrame-tm9oy I shot a lot of Kodachrome in the 70s and 80s. Shooting Type A indoors was always tricky.

[@starflower4544]

Yay!!! It's NOT AI!!!! ❤

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I agree !!!

[@michelles2299]

My mum was 8 months old then...... She passed away in 2013 a whole life time comes and goes, if I had one wish..... Give me a time machine, thanks mum for looking after me 🌹❤️

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I would so love a Time Machine Also, my dad was born in 1935 and passed away in 1998, still miss him

[@clarysl18]

Yep!!!👍👍

[@D.N..]

Hello.. The Christmas display @3:00 is very impressive. Maybe someone can find out where this was filmed.. It would also be interesting to find out what happened to this family and the little girl as she grew up... Thanks for posting this.. a Great Find for sure.. 😃🌲

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Check out the 1937 & 1939 Color Christmas with the same family on my Channel, Merry Christmas

[@michellebalnozan3972]

If that little girl is still alive she's probably around 90 years old!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

yep

[@clarysl18]

I like it!!!🥰

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Yay! Thank you!

[@JesW-x1b]

My grand parents weren't born at this time yet they are already gone. Life goes fast. Days are long and years ate short

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

That is so True, time waits for no one

[@trishahusome9618]

Perfect music

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thank you

[@patriciafeehan7732]

Does anyone know the name of the family or the location? Really nice for one of those old cameras.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Sorry I don't, bought it off Ebay with no info on the family or location, best I can tell after going through film is it was somewhere in Rhoad Island

[@Arbysroastbeefjuice]

@@FullFrame-tm9oyWhat were the indications it was in Rhode Island?

[@patriciafeehan7732]

@ It would be amazing if you could match the existing families. Thank you,

[@Robert_Presto]

I just sat here and cried my eyes out

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Sorry, I didn't post it to make anyone cry

[@HypnotizedAwake]

I was watching the first part and thought it said 1983 and I thought it was like somewhere in the countryside because some people dressed similarly and had similar styled furniture up into the 70s and 80s. I realized after a few minutes that this was much older

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

the color I'm sure threw you off as 1930's film in color is very rare

[@Freejessicafromkids]

That family had more money than what i do these days 😮😢

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Me Too

[@Freejessicafromkids]

@FullFrame-tm9oy 😩💯💯💯💯

[@djs2356]

I fell like I was there.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

The Color Does that to me too

[@thoranutting9297]

That little girl is probably in her 90's now.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I agree but what a time to lived

[@barbaraedgley2634]

A decade before i was born. My parents in late teens. Miss the tinsel on tress

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I miss the tinsel also, Merry Christmas

[@smadaf]

They used an impressive amount of fill-lighting in the indoor shots.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I saw that too

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I Agree

[@julienielsen3746]

I remember our old hand held lights for home movies.

[@smadaf]

@@julienielsen3746 , I have such a lamp. It holds two big reflector bulbs. It belonged to my mother's parents when she was a child.

[@trudygreer2491]

With the cost of film, you sure didn't want to ef- uh, miss anything!

[@katdunn7934]

Adorable!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks

[@katdunn7934]

@FullFrame-tm9oy thank you for sharing it! 🎄 Merry Christmas!

[@leonieharry2941]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! :)

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Same to you!

[@ServantsResearchMinistries]

Great upload! Btw you should put that stuff about it not being AI in the description rather than the title. It's distracting and confusing and off-putting for the average viewer. "1938 Christmas Home Movie 8mm Film” will get you far more views

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks for the tip

[@ServantsResearchMinistries]

​​​@@FullFrame-tm9oy You're most welcome, and thank you. From your newest subscriber, Merry Christmas! ✨🎁🎄 P.S. I left out the word “film” in my title suggestion, edited it now ☺ P.P.S. My suggestion was based on how I gained 27.K subscribers. People tend to click on short, concise titles because it otherwise takes them too long to read as they're scrolling. You can even include the details in parentheses after the more concise title. Again, just incredible footage, thank you so much for this upload

[@maureengordon6496]

This was not the Great Depression. It was quite common to get fur coats in that era

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

If you were well off, not so much for the general masses

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

​@@FullFrame-tm9oy "General masses" got fur coats.

[@smadaf]

Set playback speed to 65% to get it close to natural.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

ok

[@elizabethpiveronus3359]

My mother wore her hair like that little girl.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

wow that's cool

[@jimhowey601]

Mine too. The little girl actually looks a lot like my mom at that age. My mom was 4 in 1938.

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

I did too for a little while, early 60s. Hated it, lol..

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Wow, where did you find this? That little girl is about my mom's age.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Bought 36 8mm films from the 1930's off an Ebay auction for a good chunk of $$$ to post on the channel

[@Maddie2u]

​@@FullFrame-tm9oynot a bad idea

[@misterhot9163]

That little girl would be around 88 years old today if she’s still with us.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I hope so

[@Akasnacker]

😎 Cool

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I agree

[@bettyboop3353]

I was born in 1950 but the trees still looked similar to these. The worst Christmas present I ever got was one year my stepfather handed out all the presents but there were non for me. I was crushed. Then after the let me stew about it my mom sent me outside to get my present. It was a new bicycle. I was not really happy even though I wanted a bicycle. I had 3 younger sisters. My mom said I could now teach the other girls how to ride. 😢

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks for sharing

[@Hothenrik]

"NOT AI". Amazing.....🤣

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I agree, there are also Christmas 1937 and 1939 in color and premiering tonight at 6pm The 1939 world's fair in Kodachrome color. Check it out

[@Hothenrik]

@ yeah. Sure. Nothing better to do.....😴

[@StevenE1972]

This is a LITERAL window into the past. Just one year prior to the start of WWII!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

It is so cool to see America as it was in color pre WWII

[@wisecracker1]

I feel like Clark W. Griswold watching this

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

LOL..classic

[@RobHoffman83]

Kodachrome at its best.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Yes, I agree

[@AML-FRL]

👍👍👍

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Thanks

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

It might be the great depression but these people had money to afford to film in color.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

yes, they were well off for the times

[@PalmBeachDog]

I wonder what the location is.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I believe it is in Rhoad Island somewhere; no address came with the films when I bought them

[@KmmBev]

Hmm, if Rhode Island, maybe the Newport area? A lot of wealthy people lived in that area.

[@josephhughes3313]

Its a wonderful life.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

reminds me of that also

[@paoloferraris8518]

quella bambina sarebbe potuta essere mia madre...nata nel 1936....purtroppo venuta a mancare 2 Natali fa....Bambina fortunata questa! Famiglia benestante americana...chissà se è ancora viva!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I agree, I don't think so because the films were sold on Ebay in a lot

[@smadaf]

Aspect ratio is stretched out a little wide.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

most likely Davinci

[@RJS1974]

I wish the Matrix operator would reinstall this simulation for us.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I Agree

[@carolcamp4828]

Very rich people!

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Well off for the time that's for sure

[@Freejessicafromkids]

Hopefully the girls got longer dresses for Christmas

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

one can only hope, Merry Christmas

[@Freejessicafromkids]

@@FullFrame-tm9oy thank you ! Merry Christmas ⛄

[@michaeldavidfigures9842]

I bet that coat wasn't cheap.

[@fob1xxl]

NOT the typical American family. They were very fortunate. I'll bet those families that had so much less than this were even "Richer" in their faith and beliefs. May God bless all the souls on this film and everyone else who lived through these difficult times. 🎄🎅🙏

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Amen !

[@aruglaempire2518]

You seem jealous that this family was well off thus less rich in their faith and beliefs. Demoncrats are like this. YOU LOST! Thanks to GOD.

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

​@@aruglaempire2518 Politics has nothing to do with this to begin with. You sound like you don't actually know, and just assume everything has to do with your brief obsession. Don't make politics your life, no two people are predictable.

[@clarysl18]

​@WitchKing-Of-Angmar yes!!!👍👍👏👏

[@RunesHytte]

Could just as easily be from today

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I Agree it is timeless

[@Belluser-we1uc5cb2l]

The little girl looks like Shirley Temple.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

She is Adorable

[@edwardzarnowski5558]

Mothers, sister are slim and pretty. Well dressed even in morning robes.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Yes they are

[@lindaadelwerth8042]

Even the Toys were Better

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

I Agree

[@letshaveacuppa_official]

This does not look like the 1930s

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

But it really is from 1938

[@mikefagan6840]

Europe was in Chaios.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

yes, besides the great depression a mad man from Germany was starting to take over lands that were not his while the world just watched

[@trudygreer2491]

​@@FullFrame-tm9oyKinda sounds like today! Only our madman is a couple of generations removed from the Fatherland...

[@clarysl18]

​@FullFrame-tm9oy cierto 👍

[@EmilyTienne]

Apparently not everyone struggled during the Great Depression.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Agreed, not this family that's for sure

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

Plenty of families didn't experience struggle, especially middle class families.

[@EmilyTienne]

@ My grandfather did just fine during the depression. He used to say the poor people “brought it on themselves” if they ended up losing their job and living under a bridge. Grandpa was a deeply devout Christian.

[@henner-x8u]

Looked like the 40s not 30s

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

it is from 1938, bought 36 films from the same family from 1937 to 1940, check out the 1937 & 1939 Christmas in color also from the same family

[@lesleyscott938]

Their house is probably a crack den now....

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

lol...I hope not

[@richardlowe680]

Banker

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

could be

[@MsGenXodus]

I'm curious about the family. Are any still alive? They seem to be quite comfortable for the era, so definitely at least upper middle class. I'm guessing that only upper class people had the kind of money required to purchase an 8mm camera and film.

[@FullFrame-tm9oy]

Sadly, I have no info on the family