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Waitress uniform, probably from 1940s Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| Waitress uniform, probably from 1940s Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: Dress uniform for a waitress. Cream colored. Loose waist. Short sleeves. Two pockets below waist. | ||||
American Legion Uniform Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
| American Legion Uniform Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: American Legion Uniform consisting of jacket, trousers, belt. | |||||
Fire Chief's Hat Great Harbor Maritime Museum |
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| Fire Chief's Hat Great Harbor Maritime Museum | |||
Navy uniform worn by Larry Closson Tremont Historical Society |
| Navy uniform worn by Larry Closson Tremont Historical Society Description: Navy blue navy uniform with decorative stripes, belonging to Larry Closson of Bernard. | |||||
Sanford Colson's Coast Guard uniforms consisting of his winter overcoat, hat and mittens, summer hat, formal uniform and two daily wear uniforms. Islesford Historical Society |
| ![]() Sanford Colson's Coast Guard uniforms consisting of his winter overcoat, hat and mittens, summer hat, formal uniform and two daily wear uniforms. Islesford Historical Society Description: Picture of Sanford Colson in uniform can be found in the pocket of his formal uniform jacket pocket. | |||||
U.S. Coast Guard uniform consisting of 1 hat with insignia, 2 dress jackets with insignia, 1 pair black trousers, 1 pea coat. Islesford Historical Society |
| ![]() U.S. Coast Guard uniform consisting of 1 hat with insignia, 2 dress jackets with insignia, 1 pair black trousers, 1 pea coat. Islesford Historical Society Description: Uniform belonged to Faunce Bryant while he served in the U.S. Coast Guard Station on Islesford as a cook for most of the early 1940's. |