Alfred Butterworth and Sons, Glebe Mills, Hollinwood (1901)
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he grew up got married and died
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Has anyone else noticed how, in all these films, that there are no overweight or obese people? Compare that to what you would see in filming a typical scene like this today....
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@farmerne yeah the bow legged man is your grandad,he is bow legged because he has that much cock up his arse
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@1860george the boy is grinning because he has just shagged your grandmother up the arse you silly cunt,he is your grandad.
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A great scene of pre-Islamic Britain.
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My grandmother wore a shawl like these women.
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This is the year my Grandfather aged 6 wandered down to the recruitment office in his night shirt and volunteered to go and fight in the Boer War!! He was carried home to Mum!
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The bow legs are a result of rickets, a condition caused by poor nutrition.
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@bbcisrubbish Yes. At 0:27 on the extreme right of the frame there is a man who is very bow-legged.
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@kennethj1956 NO most women covered their head, back than!
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