General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform

Made:
1880-1918

General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform, white cotton, probably made in the United States, 1880-1918.

Tunic from General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform

Tunic from General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform

1880-1918
Trousers from General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform

Trousers from General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform

1880-1918
Canvas cap from General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform

Canvas cap from General Gorgas' Medical Officer's uniform

1880-1918

Details

Category:
Surgery
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A635948
Materials:
cotton (textile) and canvas cap
Measurements:
tunic: height 750 mm
trousers: height 1100 mm
shoulders: width 420 mm
waist, circumference: diameter 1000 mm
type:
uniforms

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