Vintage Photo - paire 037 | Spiral Notebook - Ruled Line

Vintage Photo - paire 037 | Spiral Notebook - Ruled Line | “Ink the Past. Inspire the Future.” – Where vintage pride meets modern purpose.

With hands resting lightly and bodies angled just so, this formal Dutch studio portrait of two men dressed in dark uniforms is rich with both elegance and emotion. A seated pose from the late 1800s or early 1900s, Vintage Photo – paire 037 captures not just the fine tailoring of the era, but the quiet warmth between the subjects. Their attire suggests railway or municipal workers, possibly captured during a moment of camaraderie or devotion.

From their matching hats to the subtle symmetry in their posture, this image evokes pride, partnership, and place in a world where love—though hidden—was deeply felt and documented in quiet, powerful ways.

This ruled-line spiral notebook frames their portrait in vintage blue detailing on a sleek matte black cover. Designed for creatives, romantics, and everyday writers alike.

Product Features

• 118 ruled pages

• 90gsm smooth paper

• Elegant matte black cover with archival-style framing

• Strong spiral binding

• Hidden back document pocket

A Note on Provenance:

This hand-colored studio photograph likely originated in the Netherlands during the early 20th century. The men’s identical caps and dark uniforms hint at a shared profession—perhaps trainmen, municipal workers, or porters. What makes the image enduring is their closeness, expressed with confident subtlety and posed grace. The names are fictional, but the intimacy is true.

Optional Giclée Prints: Available upon request.
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Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC

Care instructions: Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of book outwards.