Toddler in Suspenders on a Wagon-Sled, Driveway Portrait, 1960s — Archive & Atlas
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Toddler in Suspenders on a Wagon-Sled, Driveway Portrait, 1960s — Archive & Atlas

Unattributed 1960–1969

AA-2026-39C269

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Somebody decided this driveway moment deserved suspenders. The overalls, the striped polo, the deliberate part in what little hair he has, all of it says a parent spent real effort turning a toddler into a tiny gentleman before letting him sit on a wagon for the camera.

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