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Celebrating Vintage Cabinet Card Dogs

Author: mwbeerman

Vandalia Boy & Dog

Browning, photographer, Vandalia, Ill. Unidentified.

TVD 100

 

 

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A Very Tall Man and a Tall Dog, Too

Bradley, photographer, Derby, Conn. Unidentified.

TVD97

 

 

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Collie Dogs

Sharp Studios, photographer, Hamilton, Coatbridge & Strathaven, Scotland. Unidentified.

TVD98

TVD98a

 

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The Kids & the [Happy] Dog

Kate Fisher & Sibyl Vine, The Studio, photographer, High St., South Woodford, suburb of northeast London. Unidentified.

TVD94

 

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A Boy and His Dog

Cox & Durrant, photographer. Torquay, England. Unidentified.

TVD93

 

 

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Father & Son

The Bridge Street Studio, J. & L. Murray, photographer, Hawick, Scotland. Unidentified.

TVD95

 

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A Proud Young Man

J. Brokenshire, photographer, 22 The Terrace, Penzance, England. Unidentified.

TVD96

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One of My Favorites!

E.K. Porter, photographer, Sterling, Kan. Unidentified. Ellis Kepler Porter (1860 – 1936) was a photographer in Sterling from about 1889 through 1930.

TVD 92

 

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Ludlow, England

T. Jones Son & Harper Studio, 51 Broad St., Ludlow, England. Unidentified, but dated April 18, 1900.

TVD 91

TVD 91a

 

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The Family

Dunkler, photographer, 104 Main St., Athol, Mass. Unidentified.

TVD 89

 

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The Vintage Dog

When we reached our legal limit of 5 dogs, I started collecting vintage Cabinet Card dogs–combining my love of dogs and antique Cabinet Card photography.

 

 

 

What is a Cabinet Card?

The Cabinet Card was a style of photograph which was widely used for photographic portraiture after 1870. It consisted of a thin photograph mounted on a card typically measuring 108 by 165 mm (​4 1⁄4 by ​6 1⁄2 inches). Read more at Wikipedia.

 

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