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Delta Air Lines uniform trousers worn by Eugene Harmond

1983-1991

United States, North and Central America

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

Cotton navy-blue Delta Air Lines uniform trousers worn by veteran Delta Air Lines flight attendant, Eugene Harmond. These straight legged trousers were made by The Greif Companies and have two front and two back buttoned pockets, a navy-blue plastic front zipper with button and hooked closure, and belt loops. The interior of the trousers have a black cotton-backed yoke at the waist with white and yellow embroidered banding. A square white sewn-in tag embroidered in black thread and featuring the black and red Delta Widget reads: [EXPRESSLY MADE FOR / DELTA / AIR LINES / BY / ALL BILT / UNIFORM FASHION].

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Catalog reference: 2018.50.1.7

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