A recently discovered set of amateur videos gives a rare, full-colour look at what Malta was like in the 1950s.
It is not clear who shot the footage depicting life over half a century ago on the island.
Photographer and videography enthusiast Alessandro Bajada bought the film from an antiques shop and has been sharing clips on social media.
They show life in an era before high-rise buildings, traffic-clogged roads and a skyline full of cranes.
Children are seen playing on cannon in Mdina, traditional Maltese buses and cars drive along Sliema seafront and fishing boats bob in Xemxija.
Scroll down to see some of the clips from 1950s Malta to see if you still recognise the locations.
Sliema
A bustling Sliema seafront, complete with traditional buses and cars. Credit: Alessandro Bajada
Mdina, Mtarfa and Chadwick Lakes
Children play on a cannon in Mdina in footage that also shows Mtarfa and Chadwick Lakes. Credit: Alessandro Bajada
Verdala and Buskett
A car drives along Buskett and near Verdala Palace. Credit: Alessandro Bajada
Mistra and Selmun
Mistra and Selmun in the 1950s. Credit: Alessandro Bajada
Mellieha and Ghadira Bay
Mellieha & a busy Ghadira Bay from the 1950s. Credit: Alessandro Bajada
St Pauls Bay and Xemxija
St Paul's Bay and Xemxija. Credit: Alessandro Bajada