The apparent ages of the two boys (approx. 11-14) strongly correlate with the birth years of Albert Fox's sons, Roland (b. 1930) and Charles (b. 1931). Albert (b. 1896) appears to be in his late 40s, which perfectly aligns with an early-to-mid 1940s date. The style of the men's swim trunks and the square snapshot format further support a World War II-era timeframe.

A black and white candid snapshot of a man and two boys enjoying a sunny day at a grassy recreational area, likely a public pool or park. The older man stands in the foreground wearing swim trunks and glasses, holding a cigarette, while the two boys sit on towels in the background. A tall chain-link fence topped with barbed wire runs across the background behind them.

13, 12, 47

• Face 0: Age ~13, Male — Young boy, dark hair, seen in profile kneeling on a towel.
• Face 1: Age ~12, Male — Young boy, dark hair, sitting on a towel with knees pulled up, looking downward.
• Face 2: Age ~47, Male — Older man, short graying hair, wearing round wire-rimmed glasses, shirtless, holding a cigarette.

The older man is wearing mid-thigh length, high-waisted swim trunks with a front pocket flap, typical of 1940s men's swimwear. He wears round wire-rimmed glasses and a dark band on his left wrist. The boys wear standard light-colored swim trunks.