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We see many boys with a kind of hat with the brim folded up looking more like a cap. It has some resemblance to the swabie cap of the 20th century, but the crown commonly emerges above the folded up brim. We have no idea what to call this cap. Early caalogs are not very good at specifying names of different styled headwear. We see boys in kilt suits waring them as well as older school-age boy. THese hats varied. Some begin to look more like rounded crown hats.
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