Ultra Rare Striped Female Uniform Set of a Former Prisoner of KL Ravensbruck. Set is named! It belonged to an inmate from Poland called Rosalia Kryczynska, who was given number 4044 in that concentration camp, as it can be seen in the identification number patch stitched to the breast as well as the red Winkel or triangle with the "P" for Pole, since this woman was of Polish nationality and a political prisoner. The coat is the long one for women and it's in very good condition. It is made using the legit thick white and blue striped fabric. Set also includes her wooden clogs used in the camp and her camp used shirt as well as a skirt made from other type of fabric that was used to manufacture camp garments! Both shirt coat are identified with the same prisoner number patch and triangle. Set is one of the best ones we have ever come across in years. As as survivor, this woman used this outfit for former inmate concentrations and it wears a commemorative badge with her number and KL Ravensbruck name. Really outstanding for any museum or private collection. After doing research on this woman, we could find 2 documents in German archives with her name, documents of which we attach copies for this auction with informative purposes. All items for this auction will be shipping from Europe. Shipping cost $20 it doesn't matter how many items you win.