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Object Details
Country of Origin
United States of America
Type
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT-Pressure Suits
Physical Description
1945, either L-12 or immediat forerunner, OB-green nylon flight suit style with two upper patch pockets, full length zipper down front, inflatable bladders on each thigh and calf, and on both sides of abdomen, all attached to suit by interlacing tape and connected by cloth covered rubber hoses. Laces along each leg and side of body. Differs from L-12 only in that it lacks outer covering over pneumatic lever system. Nylon has slight red tinge.
Dimensions
Approximate: 22.86 x 154.94 x 52.07cm (9in. x 5ft 1in. x 1ft 8 1/2in.) Materials
nylon, cotton, nylon lacing, pvc tubing, aluminium zipper Inventory Number
A19770367000
Credit Line
Donated by the Lamport Foundation
Data Source
National Air and Space Museum
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