British Parliament 1925 Vintage Lithograph

Family & Man w/ Derby Hat - Cabinet Cards Photos - Dougherty Bros Photography, Dayton Ohio -- c1900-10

Dougherty Bros., photographers, 32 & 34 So. Main Street, Dayton, OH (1880s-1890s)

Two cabinet cards; smaller than standard size

Note: Bowlers and derbies are actually the same hat, the only difference is "Bowler Hat" is the British name and "Derby Hat" is the American name

 Card Size: Approx. 4.25" X 6.25" (Smaller than standard)

Approx. 4" X 7" (Non-standard)

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Cabinet Card Definition

A photographic print pasted to a larger card, the typical card measuring about 4-1/2” X 6-1/2”.

Duration: 1860s-1920s. Most popular 1880s-1890s.

Blank on Reverse

Condition: Very good

Very minor handling wear & aging

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