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Helmets, like the kid on the right is wearing were all the rage when I was his age.
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Vintage Photos of Kids in Hats
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1890’s Cabinet Card Photo, Newton, KS
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In Leonard Brothers Department store, Ft. Worth, TX - 1949.
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Bar Mitzvah, New York, 1920
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I don't think I would turn my back on these three...........
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Brown Shoe factory boys, Moberly, Missouri, 1910.
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Spectacular, Bob!!
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Little Helen on the Delaware Bridge over the James River near Delaware Town, Missouri circa 1913. She had 96 years ahead of her here.
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I am posting this photo because it meets the criteria of the OP. I hope it does not bring down anyone (make wistful, may be ok). Like @BobHufford's previous post of an American bar mitzvah boy, this should give some insight into what Jewish religious hats mean to this community. Thanks for indulging me.
Yeshiva (boys school ages likely 13-17) in Bratislava, Slovakia 1935
Our son's lives are not so vastly different today.
Jeff
Yeshiva (boys school ages likely 13-17) in Bratislava, Slovakia 1935Our son's lives are not so vastly different today.
Jeff
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