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Casual to formal. Family & friends. Antique tintype portraits with 5-17 people. Feel free to use these images in your own artwork.
 
 
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All types of boys throughout the 1800s. One in a kilt & one that looks to be wearing some type of traditional slavic clothing. Free to copy & use for your artwork.
 
 
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Antique Victorian & Edwardian wedding portraits of American couples. Images free to use in your art work.
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There were a couple of ways that photography studios could take photos of very young children & babies, depending on how old they were & how well they could sit unassisted. The kids could be held by a parent, left in a buggy, pram or stroller, propped into the corner of an over sized chair, squeezed into a small chair, or held in the lap of a parent that is covered by a blanket or piece of material.
 
 
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Free to use & copy. Antique Victorian tintype images from the 1800's.
 
 
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Victorian & Edwardian antique French real photo postcards.
 
 
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Antique postcards from the early 1900s-1940s. Most are French. Right click images to copy.
 
 
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Less formal & semi candid photos made into postcards. Depicting real people outside.
 
 
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Late 1800s-early 1900's real photo postcards made from more candid images of real people. Not models & not in a studio. The top card is French, the others are American.