Original U.S. WWI John Hopkins Nurse’s Cape with Extremely Scarce JH Collar Insignia Spanish Military Equipment The heather of the pull

The heather of the pull tab is in very good shape

The steel shell is marked with a large S and heat lot stamped 541A

with a lot of the original green paint still present on the hilt

There appears to be a name or unit written very lightly into the wood

Soon after arrival at Yokosuka Naval District in Japan

Original U.S. WWI John Hopkins Nurse’s Cape with Extremely Scarce JH Collar Insignia Spanish Military Equipment The heather of the pullOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an extremely scarce WWI Nurses cape worn by a nurse working at John Hopkins during the war. World War I (1914 1918) had a deep impact on Johns Hopkins University and its surrounding community. Students and faculty enlisted as soldiers, intelligence officers, and medical personnel. The universitys female patrons, faculty, and students traveled abroad to participate in nursing and war relief. Before, during, and