Figure 1.-- At least one boy wears lederhosen. He is the only boy I note wearing lederhosen. Lederhosen were at one time a regional garment, but by the 1930s were more widely worn. Still they were most common in Bavaria. Image courtesy of the MD collection. |
At least one boy wears lederhosen. He is the only boy I note wearing lederhosen. Lederhosen were at one time a regional garment, but by the 1930s were more widely worn. Still they were most common in Bavaria. This suggests to me that the school may be in northern Germany as in Bavaria and the Alpine areas more boys may have worn lederhosen. His haltar seems rather fancy with a bold design. Only the haltar can be seem, but it is very likely that he is wearing lederhosen. He wears it with a little different shirt than I have commonly seen. The large white collar seems to be buttoned on to a black shirt. The shirt has large white buttons.
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