Unidentified American Boy (About 1900)


Figure 1.--This portrait is undated, but looks to be tasken at the turn of the 20th century. The boy is not uidentified. He wears Little Lord Fauntleroy outfit with a dimond shaped pattern. Poka-dots were more common We are unsure about the color of the diamonds. His jacket looks to be wool with striped lapel detailing. collar and matching wool pants. His b;ouse has a huge ruffled coolar. His hair is done in elaborate, long ringlet curls with a small bow on one side. He is standing on a fancy white wicker chair or stand of some kind. The photgrapher is L. A. Douglass, Independence, Iowa. There is writing in pencil on the back side which reads: "Howard said to give this to Ralph. I will write soon?" Could the boy be Howard?"

This portrait is undated, but looks to be tasken at the turn of the 20th century. The boy is not uidentified. He wears Little Lord Fauntleroy outfit with a dimond shaped pattern. Poka-dots were more common We are unsure about the color of the diamonds. His jacket looks to be wool with striped lapel detailing. collar and matching wool pants. His b;ouse has a huge ruffled coolar. His hair is done in elaborate, long ringlet curls with a small bow on one side. He is standing on a fancy white wicker chair or stand of some kind. The photgrapher is L. A. Douglass, Independence, Iowa. There is writing in pencil on the back side which reads: "Howard said to give this to Ralph. I will write soon?" Could the boy be Howard?"










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