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Younger Norwegian boys in the 19th century wore various skirted garments. This was the general pattern throughout Europe anf North America, We assume that Norwegian mothers followed the same vasic trends. As children clothes were influenced by both Britain and and Germany (through Sweden), trends presumably were similar to those countries, but as there were differences in those countries, we are not sure how fashion trends played out in Norway. Our Norwegian artchive is very limited, thus we are unable to use it to establish even the mopst basic trends,. We do see younger Norwegioan boys wearing skirted garmenjyts, but that is all we can confirm ar\t this time.
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