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American Red Cross Nurse Aide Apron (25" waist)Original WWII American Red Cross (ARC) nurse's aide apron. MEASUREMENTS (approximate): Waist 25" Hips up to 44" Length 38 1 2" Chambray pinafore apron that buttons up the back. It is in fair condition. There are some rust stains and it has fading throughout (see photos). There are also a few tiny black specks and some pulls in the material. The Volunteer Nurses' Aide pin could be fastened at the center front of the jumper at the neckline. This uniform
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