Figure 1.--One of the popular features of St. Patrcks's Day parades is the children doing Irish step dancing. Here are some of the step dancers preparing for the parade in wadjhington, D,C, during 1992.,\ |
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American barefoot trends: 1890s
World War II Campaigns--The CBI
Cold War: 1948 year of decission
German Scouting: Uniform--Shirts
Dutch royalty: King Willem Alexander
American family: Boston parlor scene (1870s)
Cold War country trends: Britain
Native Amricanns: River Valley patterns
World War II: Fighting on Saipan--Frontline American soldiers
American suit caps: Chaufer caps
American sailor suits: 8-year olds
Hitler Youth: Military training
American catalogs: Long stockings
English schools: Early-19th century
American schools: St. Stanislaus
American 1930s pants: Age trends
American schools: Utica Free Academy
American knicker suits: 13 year olds
American sailor suits: 16 year olds
American families: Fashionable city children (1890s)
World War II: Japanese home front--Food
French school garments: Chronology
American cabinet cards: The 1890s
Japanese invasion of China: Japanese home front
English peaked military caps: Chronology
American suit: Accompanying clothes
World War II: U.S. Army--North Louisiana Maneuvers
World War II: British evacuations--By ship
World War II: Austrian Republic
American catalogs: Coats and jackets (1939)
Mexican Revolution: Madero Presidency
Algerian: French colonial school system
New Zealand artists: Gottfried Lindauer
President Theodore Roosevelt: Childhood clothing
American families: The Fuquas (1911)
American suit headwear: Age conventions
American flat caps: Standard suits
World War II: Air Campaign--Geograpic operations
Japanese school chronology: The 1950s--Uniform styles
Vests without Jackets: 19th century
American vests: Chronology (1840s)
American kilt suits: Blouse tops-- collsrs
World War II: Sicilian campaign--Public reaction
French catalog (1938)
German catalogs (1938)
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