Original U.S. WWII Women’s Boeing Wichita Division Inspector Work Uniform Shirt with Name Embroidered to Front French Awards Medals Badges Insignia The interior is fully lined

The interior is fully lined in a rayon/silk with a wide leather sweatband

so there is no need to look for markings on the frame indicating it is for a Winchester

for the posters he designed for the Victory book campaigns of WWI and WWII

Hungarian: Gyalogsági Ismétlő Puska M95

with some of it worn away down to the black primer coat from exposure

Original U.S. WWII Women’s Boeing Wichita Division Inspector Work Uniform Shirt with Name Embroidered to Front French Awards Medals Badges Insignia The interior is fully linedOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The Boeing Wichita plant was originally founded as Stearman Aircraft in 1927 before being acquired by the United Aircraft and Transport Corporation (UATC) in 1929. Following the breakup of UATC in 1934, the plant was retained by Boeing and became the Wichita division of the Boeing Airplane Company in 1941. The Boeing Wichita division was responsible for the construction of several models of strategic bomber aircraft