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walksoftly
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This photo belonged to a cousin of mine who passed away 30 years ago. It has a mix of farm and town kids, you can tell by the clothing. Not everyone was serious in this photo, look closely at the boy in the second row on the right holding the ball. Also the boy on the left end of the second row has his tongue stuck out, and the boy far right second row from top has a big smile. They probably all had extra chores to do when their parents had a look at the photo.
Cabinet Card PhotographsFirst introduced in the 1860s, cabinet card photographs were similar to car…
Love it and yes I see a few boys not straight faced . But probably got punished by teacher for daring to crack a smile . Love the white aprons .
Thanks official, toolate, manikan, filmnet, & macro for the love.
Thanks for the love scandi & bratjdd.