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Young girl about 1886 with French bisque Jumeau doll.

Thomson Studio in Kansas City, Missouri

Karen Steely 15 July 2016 Children, Photographers, Toys

Photographs taken in the D. P. (David Presly) Thomson Studio in Kansas City, Missouri. D. P. Thomson was Kansas City’s most prolific photographer, offering photographic services in Kansas City from 1873 until 1933.

Colvin Studio in Galena, Kansas

Karen Steely 15 July 2016 Photographers, Women

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