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pair of navy blue pants; tight sashiko quilting on legs; open, window pane quilting pattern across hips; light blue fabric across front waist, with a tie on either side; white, vertical and horizontal line design on interior lining

Fireman's pants (momohiki) [from a fireman's kit], second half 19th century

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pair of navy blue, tightly knit gloves; three fingered glove (thumb and index finger are individual) inside sleeve covering; covers are connected by olive green cord, knotted to loops on open ends

Pair of gloves [from a fireman's kit], second half 19th century

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indigo quilted jacket; light brown band around waist; three characters of light brown script on each side of collar; rectangular sleeves; thick quilted hem around collar and front opening; smaller hem around bottom opening and sleeve openings; ribbon loops at interior bottom openings and on back seam for tying/securing jacket; large red circle with white outline on upper back, with blue character outlined in white inside circle

Fireman's short coat (hikeshi-banten) for a volunteer, late 19th-early 20th century

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navy blue coat, patterned with white stitching throughout (dash pattern through body and sleeves, chevron around shoulders and TC on verso); horizontal line across chest with triangles along top; open front with collar

Short dark blue-ground fisherman's festival coat (donza) made on Awaji Island, late 19th-early 20th century

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blue vest with open front; tie in center; faintly stitched diamond pattern on blue fabric; blue and white stitched panels in a diamond pattern at PR and PL sides and on PR shoulder; small ivory colored button sewn into PR shoulder

Sled-hauling vest (sorihiki happi) made in Shƍnai, Yamagata Prefecture, early 20th century

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tall, thin bag divided into two decorative sections; top section with light and darker indigo vertical stripes, with white embroidered repeating pattern of diagonal lines intersecting into small star shapes; bottom section has textured, layered white embroidery, with same indigo striped pattern under embroidery; dark indigo square strips of cloth in bottom corners; lighter indigo woven strap attached to side of bag

Bag (fukuro) made in Aomori Prefecture, late 19th century

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navy blue, tihgtly knit hood with front and back covers; slit in front with small bill above; two flaps and a fabric tie on each side, with a button on each R flap; blue interior with off-white horizontal and vertical line design

Fireman's hood (hikeshi-zukin) [from a fireman's kit], second half 19th century

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indigo woven coat with white silhouettes of animals and figures; rabbit shape on PL shoulder area on back; umbrella shape on PR sleeve on back; camel shape on PR lower side on front

Fireman's short coat (hikeshi-banten) [from a set], late 19th-early 20th century

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short, navy blue tightly quilted robe with intersecting, horizontal and vertical off-white line pattern, tan Japanese characters on collar, and outline of Japanese character on back center; red-brown interior lining with same tan pattern

Fireman's short coat (hikeshi-banten) [from a set], second half 19th century

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set of indigo-dyed gauntlets with woven blue threading; small loop on left gauntlet

Fireman’s gauntlets [from a set], late 19th-early 20th century

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faded black hood with padded top; indigo-dyed flap with Japanese characters in center; cloth straps in a faded brown color; faded rust interior with white lined rectangle pattern

Fireman’s hood (hikeshi-zukin) with family crest, late 19th-early 20th century

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navy blue base with darker blue collar; off white starburst embroidery covering sleeves and shoulders, with three distinct flowers on back

Boy’s swordsmanship uniform (kendƍ-gi), early 20th century

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