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We continue to see some English cabinet cards in the 1920s, but with one exception, not very many. One area where we continue to see a lot of cabinet cards is school photography. A much of the school photography was idividual class groups, not one could be made out with small images. We continue to see the cards done in mostly muted colors. A good example is a tan colored card with dark ruling of the Holton Road Boys School, a primary in Hartlepool. The mount was 7.5x13.5 in, although the photograph is only a fraction of that size. It shows a Standard 1 class on 1924. We do not yet see individual portraits of the pupils, but mostly these class portraits.
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