A photograph from an Ebay seller in Kalamazoo, Michigan. No name on the back. This is from the McManus Brothers studio. The young girl poses in front of a backdrop with elaborate printed furniture. Her arm rests against the back of a chair, with a cloth-covered table behind her, several books stacked on top. Behind the girl's feet you can see the feet of a stand used to help hold her still. The girl's eyes have been highlighted. She wears a print dress with lace at the collar, yoke, and sleeves; as well as a necklace.

 

Two photographs from the Boswell studio. Unfortunately neither has the name of the person on the back. The William Boswell studio operated in Traverse City from about 1900 to 1906.

The first is a young woman with an unfortunate hairdo. Her light-colored blouse has what looks like a detachable starched collar. A small piece of jewelry is present.

The second photo is of a young man wearing a suitjacket, vest, and a large tie. A small pin and a second piece of jewelry are present on his lapel.