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Object Details

Category
Uniforms and insignia
Related period
Interwar (association)
Materials

whole: white cotton woven textile

Dimensions

Shirt: Depth 20 mm, Height 90 mm, Width 50 mm

Tie: Depth 2 mm, Length 114 mm, Width 80 mm

Pin: Depth 3 mm, Length 17 mm, Width 17 mm

whole: Weight 250 g

Catalogue number
UNI 11253

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