American Red Cross uniform set, comprising a white cotton skirt with red selvedge, labelled American Red Cross Chattanooga Chapter, size 34. A second white cotton skirt, labelled American Red Cross, size 26. A third skirt in white cotton fabric with pink double selvedge, marked CE 44. The set also includes seven white cotton fabric skirts, with no visible markings, and a further three white cotton fabric skirts with pink double selvedge, labelled American Red Cross. An additional skirt, in white cotton fabric with red selvedge, is marked ARC 34. All pieces show moderate wear, period patina and a few stains. According to the seller's information, these pieces come from the house DEPIENNE, in the main street of Bastogne near the school of the sisters notre dame. A large Red Cross warehouse, discovered within the perimeter of Bastogne at the start of the siege, provided the besieged paratroopers with hot meals, such as crepes, on cold winter mornings. Condition II+. Set of American Red Cross uniform pieces including a white cotton skirt with red piping, bearing the label American Red Cross Chattanooga Chapter, size 34. A second white cotton skirt labeled American Red Cross, size 26. A third white cotton skirt with double pink piping marked CE 44. The set also includes seven white cotton skirts with no visible markings, as well as three other white cotton skirts with double pink piping labeled American Red Cross. An additional white cotton skirt with red piping is marked ARC 34. All items show moderate wear, period patina, and some stains. According to the seller, these pieces come from the DEPIENNE house on Bastogne's main street near the Notre Dame Sisters' school. A large Red Cross warehouse discovered within Bastogne's perimeter early in the siege provided the besieged paratroopers with hot meals, such as pancakes, during the cold winter mornings. Condition II+