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We have noted a few portrairs of families three boys in which three boys were Fauntleroy suits. The normal progression of births even with very large families was often at least a year and half between children. This depended on part as to whether their were girls in family as well. If a girk was born between boys this extended the age difference between the boys and thus reduced the rather narrow age range in wgich the boys would all wear Fauntleroy suits. We have found quite a number of portraits with two boys wearing Fauntleroy suits, but portraits with three boys are very rare. three boys are very rare. The range could be extended if a boy was breeched early with seems to have happemned with Fauntleroy suits or if a a younger boy wore a Fauntleroy kilt suit. Another way of doing this was by dressing a boy in Fauntleroy suits into school-age boys. As we see fewer boys wearing Fauntlrroy suits after age 6 years, this sigbificantly reduced the number of portraits with three boys wearing fauntleroy suits.
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