Figure 1.--Here we see a large German group. We are not sure what the group of children and adults is. They are set up in front of a non-descript building. It is clearly not a school portrait. The only possibility we can think of is a family reunion. Perhaps the occassion is a new-born baby. The children are all placed in front, dressed up in their best clothes for the occassion. We see the boys wearing sailor suits, a fauntleroy suit, a striped blazer, and a double-breasted suit. Most of the boys wear short pants. We also see white socks and strap shoes. The post-card back portrait is undated. We would guess it was taken in the mid-1930s.

Here we see a large German group. We are not sure what the group of children and adults is. They are set up in front of a non-descript building. It is clearly not a school portrait. The only possibility we can think of is a family reunion. Perhaps the occassion is a new-born baby. The children are all placed in front, dressed up in their best clothes for the occassion. We see the boys wearing sailor suits, a fauntleroy suit, a striped blazer, and a double-breasted suit. The boys mostly have long hair. The child in the Fantleroy suit has long hair. We at first thought he was a girl, but a boy sems more lkely as he seems to be wearing short pants rather than a dress. Most of the boys wear short pants. We also see white socks and strap shoes. The post-card back portrait is undated. We would guess it was taken in the mid-1930s.

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