Outfitted Collection

WW2 - Gracie The Munitions Worker
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with the uniform of a wartime female munitions worker, unfortunately missing the hat. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie The Land Girl
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with the outfit of a girl from the Women's Land Army. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie The A. T. S. Girl
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with the uniform of a wartime lady of the Auxiliary Territorial Service, unfortunately missing the hat. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie And The W. V. S
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with a wartime Women's Voluntary Service uniform. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie And The N. F. S
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with a wartime National Fire Service women's uniform, unfortunately missing the hat. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie The Transport Worker
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with a wartime Underground transport worker's uniform. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie The Waaf
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with a wartime Women's Auxiliary Air Force uniform. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie The Wren
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with a wartime Women's Royal Naval Service uniform. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie The Red Cross Nurse
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, equipped with a wartime Red Cross nurse outfit. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Gracie Hat And Uniform Doll
A WW2 children's illustrated Gracie doll card, used as a base layer for wartime uniforms and hats to be added on. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - R. A. F. Fighter Pilots
This photograph shows a British WW2 Royal Air Force training flight commander giving his final words of advice to a group of fully outfitted fighter pilots, before leaving for fire practice

WW2 - Ready For Flight
An illustration which portrays a British WW2 Royal Air Force pilot, fully outfitted for a high altitude flight, preparing to get into the cockpit. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - R. A. F. Flying Practice
A photograph which portrays a British WW2 Royal Air Force instructor detailing crews for flying practice, all are fully outfitted. Date: circa 1940s

Colin Sparkes tackles the overgrowth of weeds as part of the Conservators of the River Cam team, at the footbridge near Jesus Green in Cambridge, 4th July 1989

Two mules bearing panniers outfitted blinders
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Fairchild FC-2W-2 aircraft on ice at Lac du Bonnet Manitoba
Fairchild FC-2W-2 aircraft on ice at Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba, including CF-aN and CF-aO, circa 1929. The introduction of the first Fairchilds (which could be outfitted with wheels)

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"Outfitted for Duty: Gracie's Journey through World War II" Step back in time and join Gracie as she takes on various roles during the tumultuous years of World War II. From her early days as a munitions worker to her final role as a Red Cross nurse, Gracie was outfitted with determination and courage. In the midst of war, Gracie found herself donning different uniforms that symbolized her dedication to serving her country. As a land girl, she worked tirelessly in the fields, ensuring that Britain had enough food to sustain its people. With dirt on her hands and determination in her eyes, she proved that women were just as capable as men. But Gracie didn't stop there - she joined the ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service), where she trained rigorously alongside other brave women. Together, they became an integral part of the war effort, supporting soldiers both at home and abroad. Gracie's involvement with organizations like the WVS (Women's Voluntary Service) and NFS (National Fire Service) showcased her versatility and adaptability. Whether it was providing aid to those affected by bombings or helping transport workers get safely from place to place amidst chaos, Gracie always rose to the occasion. Her journey continued as she joined forces with WAFF (Women's Auxiliary Air Force) and WREN (Women's Royal Naval Service). These experiences allowed her to contribute directly towards maintaining air superiority or aiding naval operations - proving once again that women played an essential role in every aspect of wartime life. As a Red Cross nurse, Gracie displayed unwavering compassion while tending to wounded soldiers on both sides of the conflict. Her uniform may have been stained with blood but it also represented hope - hope for healing and peace amid destruction. Not only did Gracie embody strength through these various roles; even dolls wearing miniature hats and uniforms were created in honor of courageous women like her.