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LORD FAUNTLEROY SUITS.
The popularity of the Lord Fauntleroy suits is due in large part to
their appearance in the characterization of a "little lord", the hero of
Frances Hodgson Burnett's famous work which has been playing in London
and New York.
The hero, a young boy of sunny disposition and angelic mien, appeared
in four costumes, three of which are shown here -- the sailor, the
riding suit and the court suit. young boys will wear them until there
ages are written in double numbers.
Suit #2572 consist of white jersey trousers, white silk Surah blouse
which has a broad sailor collar of pale Surah, The Fauntleroy sash of
the blue surah has long fringe ends and hangs to the right side. sizes
three to twelve years.
Suit #9085 is a riding suit made of rich wine-colored corduroy with
leggings of tan-colored leather and gauntlet gloves to match. The Tam O'
Shanter cap is made of matching fabric although it may be knitted.
Suit #2577 is constructed of black velvet with black silk stockings
and little kid slippers decorated with bows. A deep collar of irish
point lace and deep rolling cuffs of similar lace form beautiful
accessories. The waist is draped with a wide sash of crimson silk Surah.
The hat is a soft felt trimmed with a bunch of ostrich tips. Sizes three
to twelve years.
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