DRK (German Red Cross) Nurse's Apron Named

DRK (German Red Cross) Nurse's Apron Named

Marsoni

M251S

$90.00

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DRK (German Red Cross) Nurse's Apron NamedOriginal WWII DRK (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz; German Red Cross) nurse apron. Named to Heike Gdde it is rare to find these named. It is in decent condition with some light wear, several stains and a small hole in one pocket. One of the ties at the neck came off and was replaced with a cream color piece of fabric. It is double sided; meaning when one side is dirty, you just flip it over and get back to work. There is one pocket on each side of the apron.

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