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America: Church attendance--20th century
American knee socks: Colors and patterns
Bloomer knickers: Draw string closures
American activities: Hunting and fishing
German school cones (1940s)
German sailor scarves (1920s)
German games: Cowboys and Indian costuming
Swiss schools: Niederhelfens Village School
World War I: Belgian royal family
Giraudaye family (1918)
Japanese family (1929)
Canadian dresses: Accompanying clothes
German school portrait (1860s)
World War I: Great Serbian Retreat
French family outing (1930s)
U.S. Military schools: Chronology--Late 19th cntury
World War I: U.S. Food Administration
English illustrators: F.H. Townsend
Native American history: North America
German sailor suit chronology: Edwardian era
British World war I individual boys
German Lederhosen conventions (1930s)
Canadian catalog--hosiery 1945-46
Unidentified American boy (1859)
Austrian youth groups: Heimwehr summer camps
German cropped hair: Chronology
German sailor suits: 1920s styling]
World War I: British food situation
World War II: German evacuation experiences
German Lederhosen: 1950s conventions
World War II: National air forces
World War I: French home front
U.S. Boy Scouts: War bond sales
World War I: English Boy Scouts--Morale
The Wehrmacht: Old men and boys
World War I: Australia--Jim Martin
German First Communion (1944)
Mail order catalogs: Sears long stockings (1929-30)
United States families: Wiggs family (about 1900)
Sears waist unin suit (1932)
Short pants suits: 20th century chronology
American boy dresses in the 1880s: Hair styles
English Boy Scout World War I ativities
World War I: British boy volunteers
English Boy Scouts: World War I
James E. West: Chief Scout Executive
World War II: German civil defense program
Boy Scouts: Geograohic regions
German: Lederhosen conventions folk costume
Germany: Trouser suspension 1920s
Germany: Sailor suit gender chronology
France: Eton collar popularity
Germany: First Communion portrait (1920s)
U.S. Boy Scouts: 1936 local events
U.S. schools: Unidentified Catholic school (1890s)
American Scouting: 5th National Jamboree (1960)
German pants chronology>
Anerican boy and toy train (1850s)
U.S. knickers hem closure band fastening psition
American tunic suits: Patterns
English individual school: Prep schools
Trouser suspension: Country trends
English school cap conventions
Soviet schools: The last ringing
U.S. Schools: Hiwassee Schoo (1902)
School uniform: Specialized shorts
American dress styling: Gender trends
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