
The sold two images to date back in 1917 at public auction and arrived Saarama to twenty times of its original value , which began the auction, which is the name of the famous images Kocelin Ferris, according to the newspaper reported , "The Sun" British.
The 16-year-old girl, 16-year-old Elsa Wright and her nine-year-old daughter, Frances Griffith, were in the village of Cottingley, West Yorkshire. The girls, like many children at the time, believed in virgins and began to prove their existence through Collect paper pieces and take a picture with it.
The first picture shows Francis with 4 dancers dancing. Two months later, Els was portrayed dancing with another reincarnation. By 1920, experts and celebrities praised her as real, including the author of Sherlock Holmes, author Arthur Conan Doyle, who used him in an article in a magazine .
The price of the two pictures in the auction to £ 20,000 for their historical value, while they were expected to be sold at the beginning of the auction only a thousand pounds.

