Old Siam/Thailand Pics

[Cent]

10 more if you'd like?

Air Siam - 3

Air Siam 27 March 1st - 1st flight 971 Air Holding

1910 - along klong Bangkrat

Thai ambassadors

(Above - 1904 - Amnat CharoenAmnat Charoen - 1904

Amnat Charoen - B - 1904 B

Amphoe Kan Tharalak - Sisaket - near Cambo border 1946

King Anada Mahidol

Anantasa makanom

Ancient city -15

 

[Cent]

10 old pics for today, then I am off for a few days and will not post.

(No info) Siamese schoolchildren late 1800s or early 1900s likely

(Above) Approaching Don Muang airport - 1964

Ayutthaya - 1866

Elvis and Thai royals during the filming of G.I. Blues - Juliet Prowse actress on right end.

Chiang Rai trio - 1901

Chiang Mai Tai Yai girls - 1895

dressing woman (hey, that's what the info titled this pic)

Ladies of 1901 Chaiyaphum

Bangkok Massacre - 1976

Baldwin locomotive - Korat - 1969

 

[Cent]

10 old Siam/Thai pics for today.

Siam beheading - very early 20th century

Bhubing Palace ceremony - 24 Aug 1961 Chiang Mai

Bhumibol (Above)

Bhumibol 1956 - serving as monk

Bhumibol 1956 as a monk

bike crowd Chiang Mai - 1952

Bangkok billboard - 1950

Bangkok - 1870

Bangkok circle line tram - near Wat Pho old city moat - 1951

 

[Cent]

10 old Siam/Thai pics for Tuesday.

Early scouting in Thailand

Entrance to Hua Lamphong train station Bangkok - 1935

Chinese family Bangkok

Mukdahan - 1958

(Above) Young Chulalongkorn tonsure

Wednesday December 20 protest results

Victorian heat - Bangkok 1900

U-tapao RTAFB - October 1972 - B-52 bomber landing

US Naval swift boats patrolling Gulf of Thailand - 1966

 

[Cent]

10 for today.

Udon girlie bar - 1972

Original Thermae bath house - 1981

Thai Beat Agogo - 1960s to 1980s

Thai boat - 1865

View of Bangkok - 1867

Wedding feast Yasothorn - 1961

Lynching victim - Wed. Dec. 20

 

[charnvit]

Lovely Pics, Cent.

Can't imagine where you found them..

 

[Cent]

Thanks. I've more to come and add when I have some time. Nice too see someone enjoys them.

Mike

 

[Cent]

Lovely Pics, Cent.

Can't imagine where you found them..

A lot of these pics I found over on another website that had a great thread with loads of old Thai pics on it. Others I posted earlier here were stuff I had found and saved from the internet over the years. I lost a lot of good ones when my hard drive crashed, some I took myself, and others I had found and saved. I like seeing these myself, and feel sharing them here on SF.com for those who haven't seen these old pics, and are interested in Thailand and its history, would benefit the board and the members. If you have any to add, please do. Or, start a thread of interest to all on others aspects of Thailand, the people, the culture, the history, of your own... whatever floats your boat.

Mike

 

[charnvit]

A lot of these pics I found over on another website that had a great thread with loads of old Thai pics on it. Others I posted earlier here were stuff I had found and saved from the internet over the years. I lost a lot of good ones when my hard drive crashed, some I took myself, and others I had found and saved. I like seeing these myself, and feel sharing them here on SF.com for those who haven't seen these old pics, and are interested in Thailand and its history, would benefit the board and the members. If you have any to add, please do. Or, start a thread of interest to all on others aspects of Thailand, the people, the culture, the history, of your own... whatever floats your boat.

Mike

Yeah. I know where you lifted them from. Never mind...it's all for public consumption.
Cheers!!

 

[charnvit]

Even after 65+ years it's still normal in the Villages for the Mum's ( Grandmother's ) to herd their children down the road with bit of broken off Bamboo or other type's of sticks :frown:

Even more common yet, for Grannies to be seen topless roaming around the villages.

 

[lukey1979]

Even more common yet, for Grannies to be seen topless roaming around the villages.

Now we know why you spend so much time in the village Charnvit.

Smile ladies! Click click.... you saucy old devil.

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[charnvit]

Now we know why you spend so much time in the village Charnvit.

Smile ladies! Click click.... you saucy old devil.

sent from my mobile device using crappa talk and sausage fingers

That's quite a disgusting picture [no puns] to consider.
As, it's only socially acceptable up to 65-70 years.....and aside from this, it's an "old-school".
I doubt that our good wives will take such practices when they reach these elderly stages.
Different time and character all together.:redface:

 

[lukey1979]

My MIL has been strolling around the last 6 months or so with her knockers hanging out time to time. I mentioned it to the misses in a jovial manner. She explained that as I'm her son she would obviously think nothing of it. I nodded my head and that was it haha.

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[lukey1979]

First pic, girl on the right has a semi decent rack. Tan lines an all, never realised they had sunbeds back then. Girl in the second pic looks like she's poised to smash somebodies face in.

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[charnvit]

Some of Jeff's collection

The three photographs above were taken from Teakdoor Gallery and many more can be found there . A Big Thank You to Rural Surin the poster of these pictures ThumbUp6

I don't know about that Rural Surin....bit of a pisser.:biggrin:
I do have very personal knowledge in the fact that a lot of hard work and research went into that thread and subsequent gallery....I know him very well.