Original U.S. WWII American Red Cross Nurse Named Grouping - Luella Klauser German Flags 000 people lined the street

000 people lined the street from the Canadian Pacific Railway station to the Seaforth Armoury where the overseas battalion was dismissed for the last time

Checkered grips are original and the overall condition of the revolver is very good

The German Army M40 tropical cap was made of a lightweight fabric

In prison camp we had no heat

This example is in excellent condition with original white stenciling that reads:

Original U.S. WWII American Red Cross Nurse Named Grouping - Luella Klauser German Flags 000 people lined the streetOriginal Item: One of a kind set. This is an exceptionally rare complete uniform set for a nurse in the American Red Cross during World War II. Luella Klauser was the wife of Karl Klauser who was a manager in the Brokerage Merrill Lynch, Piercer, Fenner & Beane based in New York City during WW2. His wife, Luella, was at home in Pittsburg and served in the American Red Cross to assist in the war effort. Included in this extensive grouping are the