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This cabinet card comes out of Houston, Texas and features a young boy with a bicycle.
The image may have been taken around the Spanish American War era as the boy is showing a lot of patriotic items. His cap has the letters "US" and the front of his shirt also has a small patriotic US Flag.
The boy has been identified on the back of the photograph in period ink.
Reproduction of this image in any form is not authorized.
Scott
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Thanks livetoride. When you have the time take a look at my other early photographs posted.
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