WAVES Officer's Jacket First Pattern Summer <br> (37 1/2

WAVES Officer's Jacket First Pattern Summer
(37 1/2" Bust)

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M251S

$130.00

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WAVES Officer's Jacket First Pattern Summer
(37 1/2" Bust)Original WWII first pattern WAVES summer officer's jacket. One of the rarer uniform pieces this material was only used in the summer of 1943. MEASUREMENTS (approximate): Bust 37 1 2" Waist 32" Length 24" Sleeve (shoulder seam to end of cuff) 23 1 4" It has the blue "Made and sold under the authority of the U. S. Navy U. S. Women's Naval Reserve" tag. Named to Edna Viola Magnusson. On the pocket inside is the Women's Naval Reserve label with lines for

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2018