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1. a&b Dress, ladies'. Worn by Matilda Brammer in her wedding. a) Dress, blouse. Wool garbadine, blue, fitted, long sleeves, pleated ruffle at cuffs and hem, black trim, 18 covered buttons. b) Dress, skirt. Wool garbadine, blue, pleated hem border, black trim. Believed to have been made in Germany.

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2. a&b Socks, cotton, white.

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3. A cap that Luella wore with her wedding dress. Its a 1920s/30s style and has flowers around the brim. Form fitting to the head

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4. a. Collar. Taffeta. Beige with blue and beige embroid. b. Cuff. 7.75". c. Cuff. 7.75".

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5. a. Uniform. Military. Air Force Nurses. 40" long. Seersucker. Khaki with white stripes. b. Cap. Nurses. Seersucker. Khaki with white stripes. c. Belt. Airfore Nurses. NOTE- See Document FIle

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6. a. Uniform. Military. Women's Airforce Nurses Dress Uniform. 26" long. Wool, Khaki, 6 Byass. Button front. Two brass buttons on shoulder. Airforce patch on left shoulder. Emblems on collar. Bays on shoulder. b. Uniform. Skirt. 25" long. Wool. Khaki. c. Uniform. Blouse. 26" long. Cotton. Khaki. d. Uniform. Cap. Nurses. Wool. Khaki. Airforce shield on front. (Shield separate) e. Uniform. Tie. 44.5" long. Wool. Khaki. f. Pin. Nurses Cap. g. Pin. Nurses Lapel Insignia. h. Pin. 1st. LTN. Bar. Shoulder. i. Pin. 1st. Ltn. Bar. Shoulder. D&E FOUND IN Closet Q- Rolling Rack 5- Shelf 2- Box 1 Ann Kalchik Callaghan. Born Omena 1919. Entered Army Nurse Corps in 1943. Served stateside. Discharged as 2nd LT. SEE DOCUMENT FILE

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7. Christening Gown worn by Ray Johnson. Gown comes in three parts: Undergown (a), Bib (b) and Overgown, (c)

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8. Cloth Fragment. White "Jean" cloth. Stamped in red "Extra heavy Jean for Drawers and Night Dresses." Stamped in blue "Finished by W. F. Sayles son Pawtucket R.I. Established 1847, Sayles Bleachery." Probably a (bolt end).

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9. Dress 49" length. Cotton. Black and white print, white lace trim on collar and cuffs. White buttons on waist.

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10. Dress, black.

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11. Dress, black, long sleeves, surplice.

    Dress

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12. Dress. Blue print. Two black glass buttons on bodice, one blue plastic "replacement." Highwaisted, long sleeve, with buttoned bodice. Muslin lied bodice and sleeves.

    Dress

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13. Dress, brown, orange, yellow print.

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14. Dress, Children's for Christening. Purple wook with cream colored applied braid, brass buttons. Worn by Hattie Brammer Olsen (born January 8, 1881). She was born and christened in Hamburg, Germany and moved to Leelanau County when she was 9 months old. the dress was made by an Aunt who remained in Germany. The family first moved to Northport where her father (Frank Brammer) worked in lumbering. The they moved to a farm on Schommberg Road. He then purchased a grist mill on Crystal River. (Frank Brammer had been a miller in Germany). The family lived at the mill and Frank ran it untill 1922 when he died. Hattie's mother was Matilda Tesch (sp?) Brammer. Hattie married Charles (Carl) Olsen (b. 12/10/1875) on November 3, 1900. They had 9 children (Verlin, Rmil, Myrtle, Everett, Orvil, Garnet, John, Lorraine, and Virginia). She died in 1963.

    Dress, Children's

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15. Dress, Childs.

    Dress, Childs

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16. Dress, Childs. Cotton gauze, green, ruffled skirt gores.

    Dress, Childs

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17. Dress, Childs. Cotton gauze, peach with cross stitch embroidery.

    Dress, Childs

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18. Dress, Childs. Cotton, gold with black embroidered chicks.

    Dress, Childs

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19. Dress, cotton. Green and red plaid with lace.

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20. Dress. Crepe & taffeta, black, high collar, trimmed with silver beads and white velvet, leg-o-mutton sleeves, machine embroidery and lace. (b). Cape. 32" d. Velvet, black machine embroidered. Satin ribbon trim, jet beads, neck ruching. Worn by Millie Gettschlag Engel who resided in Detroit. She died in 1897 and was apparently adventurous for her time and drove an automobile. Her daughter, Marquerite Engle Nichols was a frequent visitor to the Grand Traverse region. Margerite is the mother of the donor.

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