Navy uniform dress blues from World War II. Each number is a different part of this uniform.
A) Jumper. Navy blue with three strands of white piping at the cuffs and neckline. Square sailor's collar with white piping around it and a white star in either corner of the jumper flap. Two buttons on either cuff which are decorated with the indentation of an anchor on them. Inside the jumper is a buttoned pocket on the right side with the same button as on the cuffs. This hidden pocket is not visible from the outside. On the outside, also on the right side, is a gold patch showing an eagle inside a circle. This symbol was used on World War II Navy jumpers. On the left side in line with the patch is a pocket. Horizontally across the chest and back is a seam. This jumper does not have the side zipper found in later versions of this uniform. Inside on the front panel is the wearer's name, "Jordan J.W.", printed on it in white for identification purposes. Creased from being folded and faint stain on the white piping of the right cuff. Label indicates being manufactured by the Naval Clothing Factory.
