The first cabinet card is of a seated woman from the late 1800s/early 1900s. She wears a plaid long puffed sleave shirt/dress. She also wears a straw hat adorned with tulle and flowers. Her body faces the camera, but her head and gaze face the left. The black and white photograph is mounted on a card. The back of the card reads Susan Gillett. 
 
The piece is in good condition.
Dimensions: 5 1/4" L X 7 1/4" H
 
The second cabinet cars is of a woman from the 1920s/30s. She wears a beautiful long sleeve shirt/dress and a headband in her hair. Her body is tilted to the side but her head and gaze face directly to the camera. The photo has the word Doodle Doo Doo! written on it. The photo was taken by the company Henry Moore in Kansas City, MO. The photo is mounted in a beautiful card that opens up to reveal the photo. 
 
The piece is in good condition.
Dimensions: 5 1/2" L X 8" H
 
The last photographs are tintypes taken in the 19th century. The small size of the photos indicates that they were meant to go into a locket of some sort. The first photo is of a woman and the other two are of the same girl. The girl's cheeks get pinker in the second tintype. The woman and girl could have been mother and daughter. 
 
The photos are in good condition. 
Dimensions: 3/4" L X 1" H