Military Textile Box 6 | UNI Museum @ Rod Library

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	Catalog #	Name	Description
1	00.34.1.1.1	Pants	U. S. Army officer's or enlisted man's World War II combat issue (type worn in the field under combat conditions; match combat shirt #70.36.101); olive green wool material; slash pockets on sides & rear; brown plastic buttons on front closure; belt loops; watch pocket on right waist; trousers are badly motheaten and soiled. Color: GR
2	00.34.1.1.2	Pants	U. S. Army officer's World War II dress issue; heavy dark olive green wool material; slash side pockets, button flap rear pockets; watch pocket on right waist; zippered front closure; belt loops; interior waist band marked, "Bovee, 02002764"; trousers are badly torn & stained. Color: GR
3	1970.36.102	Shirt	U. S. Army enlisted man's Korean War era summer dress issue; khaki tan cotton material; six (6) brown plastic buttons on front; left breast patch pocket; interior collar stamped, "0045-15 1/2 x 32, 8405-262-1514"; lower interior back stamped, "Shirts, Man's Cotton Poplin, Stand-Up-Collar, Spencer MFG. Co., Inc., QM 4773, 16 Nov. 1954 Spec. No. 141-3-30020, Pat. Date 22 Jan. 1954, PQMD". Size: Med. Color: KH,BR
4	1970.36.112	Pants	U. S. Army officer's World War II combat issue; dark olive green wool material; brown buttons on front closure; slash side pockets; watch pocket at right waist; belt loops; brown suspender buttons on interior waist band; interior lining marked, "J. A. Burns". Color: GR,BR
5	1970.36.40	Skirt	Women's. U. S. Naval Reserve officer's World War II dress blue issue; navy blue wool material; A-line pattern; two blue plastic buttons & tab, and zipper at left side waist; interior label, "Women's Naval reserve", "Mary Stanhagen"; two front slash pockets. Color: BL
6	1970.36.41	Blouse	U. S. Women's Naval Reserve officer's World War II issue; navy blue cotton material; four (4) blue plastic buttons on front; long sleeves; interior labels, "Women's Naval Reserve", "An Exclusive Bozart Custom Made Blouse, Size:14"; no pockets, or insignia. Color: BL
7	1972.62.2	Pants	U. S. Air Force Academy cadet's dress issue; to match jacket 72.62.001. Blue wool material; side and rear slash pockets; belt loops; slide & zippered front closure. Made by Hirsch Tyler Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania no. S-166. An inside tag lists the pants as belonging to Keefe, M. J., Serial No. 3254K. The pants were ordered October 1963. Color: BL
8	1972.62.4	Pants	U. S. Air Force Academy cadet's formal dress issue. Heavy blue wool material; one (1) interior right waist pocket; button & zippered front closure; interior pocket label, "M. J. Keefe, 3254, 70435, 12-27-61, Globe Tailoring Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Contract Date: March 12, 1957, Contract No. AF05 (611)-136"; interior black plastic suspender buttons. Color: BL
9	1972.62.5	Pants	U. S. Air Force Academy cadet's formal dress issue ( match jacket 72.62.003); white cotton material; one (1) interior right waist pocket; button & zippered front; no interior label. Size med.-reg. Color: WH
10	1980.1.2	Jacket	U. S. Army M-38. W W II; khaki cotton; blue, yellow & red striped Replacement School Command sleeve patch; wool lining; interior front button flap marked, "21013-29"; collar and cuffs worn. Color: KH,RD,YL,BL
11	1980.1.7	Breeches, riding	U. S. Army officer's. heavy gray-brown wool material; double zippered and buttoned front flap; zippered lower leg closures; white leather reinforced inner legs; front pockets, watch pocket. Color: GY-BR
12	1980.2.4	Shirt	U. S. Army enlisted; green cotton; private's insignia on sleeves; issued as a fatigue or work uniform. Color: GR
13	1980.2.5	Pants	U. S. Army enlisted; green cotton, faded; button front; adjustment tabs and buttons at waist; slash side pockets, button flap rear pockets, tear in left front pocket. Color: GR
14	2024-2-8A	Jumper	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.
15	2024-2-8B	Trousers	Navy uniform dress blues from World War II. Each number is a different part of this uniform. B) Navy blue colored trousers. Two patches are near the top, having been fixed with royal blue thread. Name identification tag on the inside of the right front pocket has "DAD'S" written on it in black marker. Both the right and left sides have front pockets, the right side being open and the left side having a zipper. These trousers have a lace-up back waistband for more expansion or constriction of the waist as needed. The black laces are frayed at the ends. The front side has buttons in three lines instead of a front zipper. The right side of buttons has four buttonholes but is missing the second one from the bottom. The left side has all four buttons and buttonholes. The top row has five buttons, the middle of which has another button above it that is in line with the actual waistband. The bottom button of these two is broken in half and is loose but still attached. All these buttons are black and decorated with the indentation of an anchor on them. The inside of the right pant leg has some indecipherable marking which has faded over time, possibly the wearer's name. The left pant leg has the wearer's name, "Jordan, J.W.", on it in white. Below it is indecipherable faded markings, perhaps saying "PRICE-RD-780". There are 7 1/2 cm hems on both pant legs sewn up with the same color of royal blue thread as the patches. Label indicates being manufactured by the Naval Clothing Factory.