Figure 1.-- Brothers Howell and William Pritchard had a cabinet card portrait taken about 1890. The portrair is undated, but gold fluted edge was perforated/scalloped with straight corners. Card with peorated edges and straight corners wee popular in the late 1880s and 1890s. The portrait was taken by G. M. Greene, Locust Street, Opposite the Park, Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The boys wear large Eton-shaped collars, but they did not srtand up like a true Eton collar. They had moderate-sized floppy bows with the llarge collars. The boys look to be about 6-8 years old.

Brothers Howell and William Pritchard had a cabinet card portrait taken about 1890. The portrair is undated, but gold fluted edge was perforated/serrated with straight corners. Card with peorated edges and straight corners wee popular in the late 1880s and 1890s. The portrait was taken by G. M. Greene, Locust Street, Opposite the Park, Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The boys wear large Eton-shaped collars, but they did not srtand up like a true Eton collar. They had moderate-sized floppy bows with the large collars. The boys look to be about 6-8 years old.

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