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Man's fancy clothes, 1913

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in 1913, this image appeared in the Socialist and Labor-Star, in an advertisement for "International Woolen Mills", a clothing store in Huntington, West Virginia.

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male fashion in the 1910 s

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24/10/1913

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The Socialist and Labor Star (via Chronicling America)

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