Some HBC readers tell us that they would like to be able to access new pages, but do not want to receive E-mails on every new page added to HBC. We have also for several years now experienced problems dealing with AOL. Thus we have created this page for HBC readers. We will list new pages or existing pages to which we have added additional information. We used to maintain a page like this. We know from this experience that we sometimes forget to add a new page, but we will try to remember to do this as much as possible. There will not be a link on our home page so you will want to add this to your favorites/book marks. We plan to only make this page available to readers who support HBC. There may be occasional changes in the URL. Just let me know if you have any question about this new HBC feature.
World War II: German evacuations--Margot Condon
Allan Victor Mackenzie (about 1910)
American schools: Columbus Scgool (1911)
U.S. long stocking colors: Brown
C. Olin Boyden (1852)
German African colonial empire
American Eton suits: Blouse styles
American hosiery: 19th century
American hair styles: Spikey hair
American family (late 1880s)
German personal experiences: 1920s
American Fauntleroy suits: Jackets
School uniform: Scottish kilts--accompanying garments
German soldier photography: Barbarossa
September 22
American knicker suits: Jackets
Long pants suits: 19th century decade trends
Boys' vests" 19th century chronologu
American brothers (1850s)
Getting dressed: Carl's dickey and trousers
Prodigies: Eugène-Maurice Dengrement (1879)
Unidentified American boy (about 1850)
American Fauntleroy suits: Hats
U.S. Scout week (1940s)
Fred Latimer (1862)
Fred Newcomb (1862)
Au Louvre smocks (1924)
Edward G. Edwards (1840s)
Louis G. Martin (1895)
American schools: Penn Schoo (1936)
Civil War: Federal recruitment of blacks
American kilt suits: Jacket styles
Unidentified New England boy (1850s)
Amercan ruffled collar: Accompany clothes
American family (1850s)
United States: Unidentified Catholic school (1942)
Ellis Gray Holden (1908)
Earl Miller (1870s)
World War II naval theaters: The Atlantic
American Eton collars: Skirted garments
American dresses: problem images
Joe Meyers (about 1890)
American tunic suits: The 1890s
Indianapolis school parade (1929)
American schools: Western Reserve (1925)
U.S. 1828 presidential election
Ringlet curl decade trends: Late 19th centuty
German hosiery chronology: The 1960s
German Weimar Republic: Specific garments
Photographic portrait tinting accuracy
Mexican Mennonites (2000s)
Getting dressed: Carl's underwear (1910s)
Getting dressed: Carl's underwear (1910s)
Getting dressed: Carl's support garments (1910s)
Japanese traditional clothing>
World War II: German POW country trends
German youth oportunities: Organizations
Arian Viring (1941)
World War II: Barbarossa--Winter preparations
United States: Long pants chronology
Individual American school (1860s)
World War II: Japanese home front
German long stocking color chronology
World War II; Japanese invasion of China
Aldeau Larkin and Kenneth Boardman (1905)
World War II aviation industries
German hosiery types: The 1930s
German Lederhosen: 1960s popularity
Suit jackets: Mid-19th century
Cut-away jackets: Mid-19th century
Sack suit jackets: Mid-19th century
Suit jackets: Mid-19th century
Biographies: James Barry: More information here.
U.S. striped long stockings: Chronology
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