Figure 1.-- Curiously while there are commonly some boys in German schools during this period wearing sailor suits, one photograph shows almost all the boys wearing sailor suits, but with school caps rather than sailor caps. |
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Curiously while there are commonly some boys in German schools during this period wearing sailor suits, one photograph shows almost all the boys wearing sailor suits, but with school caps rather than sailor caps. The caps are of a unifirm style, and look a little different than the caps I have notedbeing worn by school boys. This photograph is undated. It looks like it may have been taken in the mid-1920s. The teacher is not in this photograph. Notice one boy has fastened his belt over his sweater.
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