Figure 1.-- Here we see an American boy named Bob in 1906. It was one of a pair of portraits. The boys are pictured in oval framed cabinet cards. They are are brothers Bob (almost 7 years old) and Morgan (8 years old). Unfortunately we do not have their last names. The oval-shaped photos are pasted onto an embossed mat with a framed oval space. The cards measure 5" by 7". Bob sports an emacuate white Eton collar nd perhaps a tunic, it is not clear just what his top is, it may be a felt material. Morgan wears a plain sailor blouse with no stripe detailing, but a matching dickey with some kind of sailor emnblem. He wears some kind of white white underneath. Click on the image to see Morgan's portrait.

Here we have two American boys in 1906. They are pictured in oval framed cabinet cards. The boys are brothers Bob (almost 7 years old) and Morgan (8 years old). Unfortunately we do not have their last names. Oval-shaped photos are pasted onto an embossed mat with an oval spave. The cards measure 5" by 7". Bob sports an emacuate white Eton collar. Hus garment is not easy to identify, but may be a tunic rather than a jacket. We are no ture what the fabric is, may be a felt material. His brother Morgan wears a plain sailor blouse with no decortive stripe detailing, but a matching dickey with some kind of sailor emnblem. There was also some kind of white shirt underneath. Bob's hair is done in a bangs while Morgans hair has a right part. The noys are posed separately rather than together. The studio was H.K. Bussa in Norristown, Pennsylvania.

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