Three piece boys khaki/wheat colored linen, Palm Beach style summer beach suit, dating 1910 thru 1920s. Light weight linen fabric, knickers include flat side slit pockets, button fly, waist belt,and buckled details at side of band below the knees. Unlined except cotton lining inside pockets and waistline.
Jacket has side pockets, and with mother of pearl buttons on front center closure and cuffs, unlined. Cap matches suit with label that reads Prince Of Wales.

CONDITION
Very good wearable antique condition. Has a ½ inch hole in back, two small brown stain over inside pocket but does not go through to front.

APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS
JACKET
Chest 28 inches
Sleeve 19 inches
Across Back 12-1/2 inches
Shoulder to Hem 21 inches.

KNICKERS
Waist 26 inches
Around leg opening 11 inches
Length of knickers 24 inches.

CAP
Size Label Reads 6-3/4.

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