Figure 1.--Here we see an unidentified merican brother and sisterabout 1910. The girl wears a bonnet. the boy what we taken to be a sailor tam with his sailir suit. Notice the insignia.. |
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We also see American boys wearing sailor suits with beret/tam like headwear. We note headwear with a crest. We are not entirely sure about these garments. We think they are berets. We also seem tams that look more like the basic beret. The basic beret would be non-sailor headwear, but these berets with the crests on them would be a type of sailor headwear. Not a style worn by rel soldiers to be sure, but a dedicted style meant to be woen with boys' sailor suits.
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