Figure 1.-- The photo was taken in San Pietro a Patierno near Naples during the 1960s. We think this is all one family, but it is possible that a neignor or two joined in. It is a good example about how Italian children dressed in the 1960s. We know nothing about this scene but the name of one of the boys is Cirillo Pirozzi. Even though it was a village, the fact that it was near Naples suggests that it was a good example of contemporary clothing. The photo also shows the difference between "Sunday clothing" and everyday clothing at the time of the Italian economic boom.

The photo was taken in San Pietro a Patierno near Naples during the 1960s. We think this is all one family, but it is possible that a neignor or two joined in. It is a good example about how Italian children dressed in the 1960s. We know nothing about this scene but the name of one of the boys is Cirillo Pirozzi. Even though it was a village, the fact that it was near Naples suggests that it was a good example of contemporary clothing. The photo also shows the difference between "Sunday clothing" and everyday clothing at the time of the Italian economic boom.

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