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Box MS 014-1-01

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A man and a woman (Centralia, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0185
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0185
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Photograph of a man and woman; the man has a white circle on his tie and the woman has a chain hanging from her white bow by L.E. Decker of Centralia, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

A man, a woman, a young woman and a young man (Centralia, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0186
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0186
Scope and Contents

Picture of four people, two women on the left and two men on the right by L.E. Decker of Centralia, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

A little boy (Frankfort / Centralia, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0187
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0187
Scope and Contents

Photograph of a little boy in stripped shirt and shorts wearing a straw hat by Elite Studio of Frankfort and Centralia, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

A man and woman (Centralia, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0188
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0188
Scope and Contents

Faded picture of a man and woman; the woman has a white bow and the man has a black tie by T.H. Lee of Centralia, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

A man (Chanute, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0189
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0189
Scope and Contents

Photograph of an elderly gentleman with a white mustache and beard and a white rectangle on his black tie by Parker of Chanute, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

A man, a woman, two young women and a boy (Chanute, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0190
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0190
Scope and Contents

Photograph of three young women standing and two young boys sitting in front of them by J.C. Wertz of Chanute, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

An infant (Cheney, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0191
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0191
Scope and Contents

Photograph of an infant in a white dress that extends down the chair covered in black cloth by Oscar Sellon of Cheney, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

A little girl (Cheney, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0192
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0192
Scope and Contents

Photograph of a little girl sitting on straw with her arms crossed wearing a black dress with white lace on the trim by Oscar Sellon of Cheney, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

A little girl (Cherokee, Kansas)

 Item — Box: MS 014-1-01, Object: MS 014-1-01-0193
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1- Item MS 014-1-01-0193
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Photograph of a little girl standing on a chair wearing a grey dress with black lines on it by Hildreth of Cherokee, Kansas.

Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Cabinet Cards / Box 1

Cabinet Cards, 1870-1905

 Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-1
Scope and Contents Introduced in the 1860s, cabinet cards replaced the carte-de-visite. The format was common until about 1900. Early cabinet cards typically used albumen prints, although a variety of other process were used for later cards. The photograph is usually smaller than the card, leaving approximately a half inch at the bottom, where the name of the photographer or studio was printed. - Society of American Archivists...
Dates: 1870-1905
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections

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