Figure--Here is another of the cabinet card portraits, It looks to us like a class portrsit. Besides schoolwear, this is interesting showing woman teachers at a high school. In the 19th century there were many elemebntart=y school teachers, but few seciondary school teachers, Two of the fiur teachers here are women. We believe women secondary school teachers in Europe were also less common. Click on the image to see the large format mount.

The photographer was the Smith Studio, 501 South Street, Philadelphia. They are cabinet cards measuring about 12 x 14 inches with a photo about 8 x 10 inches. These are large cards with decorative mounts. Unfortunastely there is no inscription on the back telling us anything about the portrait. Unlike the 19th century, th cabinet card was only a part of the photograophic record. The 1920s was the last decade thatvthe cabinet card was an imprtant tyoe of photograophy. The mounts have framing isung embossing and color.

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