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We do begin to see large number of CDVs in the 1860s. And they were still common in the 1880s. Like Britain, the CDV remained popular in Canada longer than in the United States. We note CDVs as alate as the 1870s without the photographer's name and location on the front. The SDC here ia agood example (figure 1). We still see quite a number of CDVs in the 1880s when they were going out of styke in the United States. Some of the CDVs were done like cabinet cards with colored mounts. Our assessment of Canadian CDVs is, however, just a preliminary assessment. Our archive of Canadian 19th century portraits is still very limited.
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