Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: cabinet card

I got this one from somewhere online. It's from London. The front stamp says: J.S. Walker Woolwich 48 Wellington St. I'm not sure of the date on this one. The crimped edges usually mean the 1890s - at least in the US. Her costume has Juliet type sleeves, swansdown trim, a collar that's close but not too high, and her hat is piled high on a flattish, smallish rim. Any guesses? I'm thinking probably late 1890s.

Taken in Ulverston.On the back it says Jones Bros. Dragley Beck Lane (great street name!) Ulverston I'm guessing he's 5 in this picture making it 1900.

I've always liked her intelligent, sensitive face.

An unknown woman found in the Halkard/ Grimshaw album, possibly African-American. This is better when viewed large.

Fred Grimshaw of Springfield or Perkinsville, Vermont about 1894. Ada Grimshaw Illingworth's brother.

Ada Grimshaw b1883 in Springfield, Vermont. My husband's maternal grandmother. Follow Ada's diary ( 1915 - 1919) at www.adamaygrimshaw.blogspot.com

Purchased in the 1970's in Connecticut. Fancy printing on the back identifies photographer as Leading Photographer Brady, Cor Main and Park Sts Orange N.J.