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Article about: So I got this cape from this old British lady who my grandmother was taking care of. Her after was in the RAF, and she married a US soldier. I am guessing this is her father's cape, it's cov

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    So I got this cape from this old British lady who my grandmother was taking care of. Her after was in the RAF, and she married a US soldier. I am guessing this is her father's cape, it's covered in all kinds of insignia. I am hoping someone can shed some like onto what this elderly lady had given to me.
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    I think you will find it is a Nurse's cape.

    This was a very popular practise.

    Great item!

    Looking at some of the badges this one will date from the early 1950's.

    Cheers, Ade.
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    Very nice to get a Nurses cape as a gift with all the badges, some might be late forties and on into the fifties.
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    yeah it had a u boat badge on it, and a us pilots wings from wwii what does one value this at?

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    Quote by Versatile170 View Post
    yeah it had a u boat badge on it, and a us pilots wings from wwii what does one value this at?
    Your welcome.
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    I would estimate a value for £200 to £300.

    Dealers often buy them and then strip them out....

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    Hello
    really amazing cape !!
    something I've never seen before....
    congratulations !
    cordially
    Didier

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    A similar item here:

    ATS group with insignia sewn to scarf.

    It was very popular for female servicewomen to collect badges and sew them to jackets, capes, scarves, etc.
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    Hello Adrian
    Many Thanks !!
    cordially
    Didier

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    Cool

    Quote by Jerry B View Post
    Your welcome.
    I'm afraid your subtlety is lost on some Jerry.

    Oz.

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