Figure 1.--Here we see some German Scouts in the 1960s. They look like Cubs. We are not sure which of the many associatiions they reptresent. |
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English personal experiences (1916)
Hans Penndorf (1929)
World War II: Germany RAD 1944
U.S. Scout uniform: Early shirt-jackets
Polish choirs: Szczecin Nightengales
Dress trends: Late 19th century
Unidentified American boy (1850s)
Unidentified Indian primary school
Artists: William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Unidentified Prague school (1931)
English schools: Blazer colors
Welsh schools: Llanwnog School
World War II: British children
German Norfolk suits: Conventions
Unidentified American family (1850s)
Unidentified American family (1850s)
Individual English schools: 19th century
Polisg choirs: Pueri Consonantes
English boy and siter (1916)
C. Stewart (1865)
World War II: German board games
U.S. Schools: North Plainfield School (1898)
Kilt suits and jacketed dresses
Lederhosen: Accompanying clothing
German long stockings: Color shades
German long stockings: 15 year olds
Sears sailor outfit (1914)
German button long stockings-- Waschknopfen
World War I: Home front--United States
World War I: Britain's Woman's Land Army
Eton School: Installation ceremony
Unidentified American boy: 1840s
Getting dressed project: Tom's underwear (1910s)
Unidentified Amerian school (about 1900)
World War II: German home front--1944
German primary school (1931)
Hitler Youth: Chronology--Third Reich
German sailor headwear: Gender trends
Paul J. Perkins (1922)
Estimating ages: Family trends
Getting Dressed Project: John's knickers (1910s)
Getting Dressed Project: John's collar (1910s)
German trouser suspension: 20th century chronology styling
German trouser suspension: Button-on styling
Catalogs: Eaton's double breasted suts (1934-35)
German trouser suspension: Chronology
Catalogs: Eaton's double breasted suts (1939-40)
Catalogs: Eaton's knee pants suit (1906)
Suspender chronology: 20th century
American pants: Suspension methods
Catalogs: Canadian garter waists (1965)
American collars: Chronological trends
American collar styles: Lace collars
School uniform regulations: Rules
United States long pants: Ages
Canadian Fauntleroy suits: Garments
World War II displaced children: Country trends
American dresses: 19th century
U.S. dresses: Siblings--brothers and sisters
Soviet children's literature: Islands and Captains
French Scout activities: Expos
American headwear chronology: 19th century
Soviet novels: A White Sail Gleams
World War II: Japanese air attacks on China
Sears khaki jean summer suit (1923)
World War II: Normandy--Civilian casualties
French rompers: Ages--6 year olds
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