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After World War II we see a greater American influence. A major exception here was school uniforms which become much more common in state schools during the 1950. We note school uniform advertisements in school publications.
We note traditionaly styled school uniform advertisements in school publications.
We note advertisements for both suits and traditional English-style school uniforms. The advertisement here was placed in a school publication, the Aberdale Boys' Grammar School (figure 1). We are not sure why clothes were being sold through a cooperative society.
We note traditionally styled school uniform advertisements in school publications.
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