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The 1930s was a transitional period. We see many boys wearing destinctively old fashioned suit styles and others wearing rather modern styles. This boy, for example, wears a rather old-fashioned collar and tie with his First Communion suit. I'm not sure what this collar styled was called. The tie looks like an old-faashioned bpw tie. He wears a dark suit with a vest. And like many German boys has a long candle. He is not identified, but we know he was from Siegen.
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