This Is Merry Old England in the 1920s, in Color!

It’s rare that you see colour photos from the 1920s. In 1928, under George V’ s reign, National Geographic photographer Clifton R. Adams travelled throughout England to capture everyday life in both the countryside and towns. Luckily for us, he used some cutting-edge technology (at the time), called Autochrome, which captured colour photos on dyed potato starch. 

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