Name: Toddler on a Blazon spring rocking horse
Brand: OffiDocs
SKU: d5370b14deaa44dd673debbc3cc61f02
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.75 (2882 reviews)

Free download Toddler on a Blazon spring rocking horse free photo or picture to be edited with GIMP online image editor

Download this photo Edit with GIMP online editor

Free picture Toddler on a Blazon spring rocking horse to be edited by GIMP online free image editor by OffiDocs

TAGS

Download or edit the free picture Toddler on a Blazon spring rocking horse for GIMP online editor. It is an image that is valid for other graphic or photo editors in OffiDocs such as Inkscape online and OpenOffice Draw online or LibreOffice online by OffiDocs.

This file was derived from "scan0001.jpg" loading="lazy" via lossless rotation and cropping by JPEGCrops; the resulting file came from the top right of scan0001.jpg I think, and it was put into "C:\\Users\\user\\Cropped\\". The JPG file was later renamed to "1960s.jpg". Even later, in Saturday, August 29, 2020 11:23:11 PM GMT, it was renamed to "blazon_rocking_horse.jpg":

rename "1960s.jpg" loading="lazy" "blazon_rocking_horse.jpg"&&time \\ The current time is: [11:23:11.79 PM UTC]

JPG files "unknownbook1.jpg" loading="lazy" (24 KB, 152x208, edited version) and "unknownbook1crop.jpg" loading="lazy" (16 KB, 115x181, more edited version) were derived from 1960s.jpg by GIMP, and they depict a book; you can't read the text which is probably on the book. Sadly I may not have access to the original or negative/undeveloped version of this photo (if such an object did exist), so I can't develop a higher quality version of this image in order to see the tiny details (the text which is probably English text). A 1:1 aspect ratio and image size of about 3.473 inches by 3.473 inches means that this photo is a polaroid photo? I don't really know. Polaroid photos never have a negative or undeveloped version I think.

See https://archive.org/details/childchristmas1966or1967 (which depicts an older version of the same girl in the same house) for more information about some of the data referenced in this item.

What are the names of the books in the middle right? The girl on the rocking horse is 2 or 3 years old, so this photo was taken in 1965 or 1966. The boy is 12 or 13 years old, and the books have been said to belong to him. This means that the books are from between 1953 and 1966 if the books were published and given to the boy in his lifetime. Or, the books, which look like they are part of the same set based on their designs, are from before 1953. The green book might have an image of a man; you can see the top of his head on the left and chin on the right (also he might be putting his fist to his face like he is thinking). The girl's name is [redacted 1], and the boy's name is [redacted 2]; they are [relationship info redacted]. This photograph was taken inside of a home, and it depicts people in the northwest corner of the house at [address redacted] in [location redacted], United States, Earth. Years after the 1960s, one or more news article were written about the people who lived in the house at [address redacted] due to what happened; view one news article about the event here: [URLs redacted]. GPS location of the house: [URLs and text redacted].

Post not made to https://boards.4channel.org/toy/ (this scanned photo does not show a Wonder Horse):

Anyone remember this ride-on spring horse toy? Apparently it is a Wonder Horse made by Wonder Products. Have you seen this one before? I looked all over the Internet but never found one that looks exactly like the one in this photo (notice the X shape at the bottom and the red handles that are attached to the "hair" at the very top of the toy horse's body).

Later while look through a Google Images search I saw https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcSblkF8XOHybpvNAZbaGWLb6ZDqTszqWHdjYA&usqp=CAU (of https://www.facebook.com/1958987850981574/posts/vintage-collectors-this-is-a-blazon-rocking-horse-made-circa-1960s-70s-hard-plas/2245655965648093/) - there is an X shape. A TinEye reverse image search of this found https://www.retrowaste.com/1960s/toys-in-the-1960s/ > https://www.retrowaste.com/wp-content/gallery/1960s-toys-ads/1966-rocking-horses.jpg ("welded X frame"). The object(s) seen in the "1966-rocking-horses.jpg" loading="lazy" image file are the closest match to the rocking horse seen in the blazon_rocking_horse.jpg JPG image; the links below show similar-looking rocking horses.

Hashes thanks to https://md5file.com/calculator:

blazon_rocking_horse.jpg\t(image/jpeg) - 2416258 bytes

MD5\t057ef9f2b9924baa40eb9d6e192707cf

SHA-1\te45b8089807b4ad8d9acb6cb6e9db5ebb997ab87

SHA-256\t4525d7b989b345ce17b6b9801eda3bc068e1a1446e118a61ad11b28c0b71bee0

SHA-384\t4b7e4aab2dcb256a4f5b392758869a6f08bbca38781c7b4da126334d5aefc554fb346df4ce1a491a7bae1c6224337860

SHA-512\t980a0109a05dec85df00ed4f38262b44b445d08f9cbf61b1f746a07fc4f662cbde621ef85e7eff884ae0c0a0bcc8b54042f31cf969a8a652ef9a1f5d3a30d4f5