United States Boys' Clothes: Unidentified Mother and Son (Indiana, 1860s)


Figure 1.-- This CDV portrait shows an unidentified boy and his mother. Allwe know about the portrait is that it was taken by Smith & Huey Photographer in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is an interesting portrait because it shows not only the popular cut-away jackets worn by boys, but the voluminous dresses worn by women. The portrait uis undated, but was almost surely taken in the 1860s.

This CDV portrait shows an unidentified boy and his mother. Allwe know about the portrait is that it was taken by Smith & Huey Photographer in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is an interesting portrait because it shows not only the popular cut-away jackets worn by boys, but the voluminous dresses worn by women. Notice the ruffles on the dress. The portrait is undated, but was almost surely taken in the 1860s. .






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Created: 1:35 AM 2/18/2008
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