Three White Cotton Removable Sleeves.

Made:
1927 in England
Three White Cotton Removable Sleeves.

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Three white cotton removable sleeves, with button cuffs and elasticated tops, worn by D.E. Cotton, English, 1927

Details

Category:
Nursing & Hospital Furnishings
Object Number:
1982-561/186
Materials:
cotton
Measurements:
individual sleeve (laid flat): 374 mm x 160 mm
type:
sleeves
credit:
Mirrielees, Esther

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