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We have found a few images of boys wearing fezes with different kinds of Fauntleroy suits. We note both proper Fauntleroy suits and regular suits with Fauntleroy touches. We note boys wearing actual Fauntleroy suits with cut-away jackets and fancy Fauntleroy blouses. In some cases we just see the fancy blouses without the jackets. The Fauntleroy suits and blouses seems to have been the most choice. But we do see some bous wearung fezes with other suit tyopes thar had Faiuntleroy touvches. The somewhat boy here looks to be wearing a collar-buttoning suit (figure 1). It is a knee pants suit with extensive froging repeaed on the pockets and pants. His outfit only has Fauntleroy touches. We see a large white collar we think with lace edging. There is akso a ribbon bow.
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