Figure 1.--Here we see school uniforms for both junior and senior boys. The ad appeared in a Aberdale Boys' Grammar School ad in a school publication. We have no information about cooperative societies in Australia.
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Figure 1.--Here we see school uniforms for both junior and senior boys. The ad appeared in a Aberdale Boys' Grammar School ad in a school publication. We have no information about cooperative societies in Australia. |
We note traditionaly styled school uniform advertisements in school publications.
We note traditionaly styled school uniform advertisements in school publications. The ad here was in the Aberdale Boys' Grammar School publication, presumably show casing the very traditionally styled uniform complete with school caps. We do not know enough about Australia to explain why boys' clothing was being sold through a cooperative society.
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