Duggan Children born 1887 and 1890 for clean and help with identification

[Gadget]

I cheated and chopped off the large prop at the bottom as I wasn't sure what it was

[Gadget]

and toned

[Aussielass]

I cheated and chopped off the large prop at the bottom as I wasn't sure what it was

Thanks Gadget, ha ha!!  Great job, the prop at the bottom looked like a large paper bag, no loss, the main subject looks good.  I hope it is dear little Lily, as I mentioned, she drowned in a well at the age of 4.  Poor little thing, so sad. 

Kind Regards, Aussielass 

[Treetotal]

Had a go at baby Percy. Wow, AL, that's a lovely later version of him, looks suspiciously like Carol's work. And I think it is Percy; he was certainly good looking enough to be a "pretty" baby. I think a lot of families kept boys in skirts rather than trousers until they were toilet trained. More practical, I think, than what we do today.
Peter

  well observed Peter, I remember it well 

Carol

[Treetotal]

Hi AL..Here is my version of Percy for your collection.
Carol

[Treetotal]

...and a softer version if you prefer....I gave him a cuddle before I gave him back to you 
Carol

[eglejok]

Duggan Children

[Aussielass]

...and a softer version if you prefer....I gave him a cuddle before I gave him back to you 
Carol

Thank you Carol, both look terrific, as did they photo you restored when he was 10 years old. 

.... and yes, I'd love to give him a cuddle too.    Seeing you cared for him from the time he was a baby till he was a ten year old, ha ha, I'll post a photo of him when he was 20 and another when he was 41.  He did grow into a handsome man.

Kind Regards, Aussielass

[Aussielass]

Thank you very much eglejok, Percy looks terrific in colour, a lovely job.

Kind Regards,  Aussielass