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2022.36.16
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Green Net Scarf
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- undated (Creation)
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Scarf made from a lightweight, khaki cotton scrim. Fabric is loosely woven into netting and has a slight stretch to it.
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Materials: Cotton [known as cotton scrim]
Measurements: 112cm [Length]; 52cm [Width]
Details: Lightweight; woven
Physical Condition: Edges are fraying
Materials: Cotton [known as cotton scrim]
Measurements: 112cm [Length]; 52cm [Width]
Details: Lightweight; woven
Physical Condition: Edges are fraying
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These scarves were standard issue for airborne troops between 1942 and 1990. Although primarily used for camouflage, either over the face and head or over the shoulders to break up the shape of the body, they could also be worn to stop kit chaffing [Imperial War Museum].