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A dress made from WW2 silk maps, given to RAF soldiers to help them find a route out of enemy territory, sells in North Yorkshire.
This is an incredibly wonderful piece of history, and I hope its new owner either displays it or wears it.
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WWII Silk Maps Blouse made from a military surplus silk map. Often called 'escape maps', these were made for airmen in case they were shot down over enemy territory. Silk was warm, durable, resisted creasing, and could be concealed under clothing. Pectin added to the ink kept the dyes from running or washing out when immersed in water, even sea water. After the war the maps were applied to various uses, including blouses and headscarves.
