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Here we have another impage from an unidentified English school. It looks to us like another prep school. The portrait is unidentified, but as it is a high quality image, we wanted to use it. It looks to us like a prep school class or perhaps a boarding house at a prep school. The teacher or master is holding his baby. There is no uniform, but all the boys are wearing suits. Note that there are no sailor suits. The prevalence of cut-away jackets and the absence of Fauntleroy items suggets to us that the portrait was taken 1870, either the late-860s or early-70s. Another girl is in front, presumably one of the master's children.
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