Figure 1.-- The oval portrait format cabinet card is undated, but based on the mount we can date it to the early 1900s. The boy is Sedrick Pasabumn(?). The first name is a definite. The last 4 letters of the last name is a guess based on the unclear script. Cedrick of course was Little Lord Fauntleroy's name, spelled with a 'S' rather than a 'C'. This could be a relative's name or mother may have got the idea from Mrs. Burnett's book. He wears a Little Lord Fauntleroy suit and fancy ruffles. Mother has added long ringlets.

The oval portrait format cabinet card is undated, but based on the mount we can date it to the early 1900s. The boy is Sedrick Pasabumn(?). The first name is a definite. The last 4 letters of the last name is a guess based on the unclear script. Cedrick rick of course was Little Lord Fauntleroy's name, spelled with a 'S' rather than a 'C'. This could be a relative's name or mother may have got the idea from Mrs. Burnett's book. He wears a Little Lord Fauntleroy suit and fancy ruffles. A coloful floppy bow is almost burruied in the ruffles. Mother has added long ringlets. Fauntleroy suits were worn with a variety of headwear. Here he wears a sporty peaked cap, somewhat like a jockey's cap.. He looks to be about 3-4 years old.

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