Figure 1.--Most New Zealand schools had grey vshort pants uniforms. Senior students might wear long trousers. Grey was the most popular color, but a few schools had navy blue shorts. |
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American knee pants suits: Chronology--1890s
World War II: America--Keeping in touch
World War II: Liberation of Rome--Open city
World War II: Liberation of Rome terminology
Holocaust: NAZI conentration camps--Gunskirchen Lager
World War II: U.S. Committee for the Care of European Children-- Operating in NAZI Occupied Europe
American suits: Pants chronology--19th century
English sailor suits--Color shades
Long stockings--Accompanying clothing
American cut-away jackets: Accompanying clothing
American boy: Theodore Roosevelt Johnson
World War II: Iran--British-Soviet intervention
American shirt-like garments: 20th century
Norwegian families: The Huegen family
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American advertisement: Shredded wheat (1902)
American pinafores: Chronology
American pinafores: Prevalence
English play: 20th century trends
Dutch family: Unidentified 1950s famuly
Double-breasted suits: Country trends
Italian prodigy: Ferrucio Burco
German ankle socks: Pants types
Unidentified American family: Iowa (1890s)
American First Communions: The 1890s
French school smocks: Stylistic elements--Length
English Teatrical Orphanage: Industry support
American aviation inter-war era: Boys and aviation
French school smocks: Early-20th century
French school smocks: Advertising
Japanese primary school graduation: Clothing
American Fauntleroy cut-away jackets
American school: Ogden, Iowa (1948)
American lace collar chronology: The 1870s
American lace collar chronology: The 1890s
American lace collars: 20th century
American kilt suits: Collar buttoning jackets
American Fauntleroy suits: Ages
Japanese primary school graduation--Trip clothes
Japanese primary school first day: Clothing--Suits
Japanese primary school graduation--Ceremonies
Japanese Kindergarden ceremonies
Japanese primary school graduation--Chronology
Japanese primary school ceremonies
World War II: Japanese air forces
American elections: 1926 Congressional by-election
American music tradition: Jews
German music history: 20th century
German sandals: Accompanying clothing
American blouses: Patterns--Stripes
American neckwear: Accompanying clothes
American bell-hop costume sewing pattern
Italian regions: Central Italy--Pescina
American breeching: 6 year olds
American boys: Harper brothers
American Neareast Relief: Post-war aid
Spanish First Communion: 1960s
World War II: American aid to Greece
American Fauntleroy blouses: Age 7
World War II: Displaced children
American Fauntleroy blouses: Age 9
Musical political connotations: NAZIs
Music making: Political connotations
American sailor suits: Daring 1860s-70s images
Japanese school shorts: 2010 on linee catalog
Japanese vinage clothing: Primary uniform
American kilt suit types: Tops
German sailor headwear features--Chinstraps
German sailor headwear: Features
American weddings: Child roles
American ringlets: Unidentified Battle Creek siblings
American ringlets: Unidentified Peoria siblings
Indian school: I added the girls' unifoms as a mouseover.
South African history: Dutch foundation
Shirley Temple films: Curly Top
World War II: Chinese domestic politics (1928-37)
German Lederhosen: 5 year olds
American schools: Haveford College Preparatory School
American suit pants chronology: The 1900s
American suit pants chronology: 20th century
American boy dresses: Accompanying clothes
Amnerican blouses: 1850s--Ages
American tunics: Age--5 year old popularity
American dresses: Accompanying clothes
American boy workers: Messenger boys
Cabinet cards: Chronology--The 1900s
American Fauntleroy blouse: Age trends
NAZI Lebensborn: Individual homes
American knee pants suits: Chronology--The 1900s
American Fauntleroy suits: Standard lapel jackets
World War I: Contributing factors
New Zealand school uniforms: Pants and trousers
Indian schools: Widia Poorna Pragna School
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World War II: Poland--Devestation
International organizations: Red Cross
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