Figure 1.--Along with the overcoats for boys and girls. This company also offered a cape. We have seen these capes more commonly worn in France. We are not sure just how commonly worn they were in Germany.
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Figure 1.--Along with the overcoats for boys and girls. This company also offered a cape. We have seen these capes more commonly worn in France. We are not sure just how commonly worn they were in Germany. |
Along with the overcoats for boys and girls. This company also offered a cape. We have seen these capes more commonly worn in France. We are not sure just how commonly worn they were in Germany. The boy here wears his cape with a flat cap. Berets were more common in France. The boy wears either short pant or knickers with what look like long stockings. Notice that one of the girl's coats has a hood. We do not notice a hood on any of the boys' coats, although it looks like the cape may have a hood. Unfortunately we have few details as the ad copy is not available.
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