USN US Navy Academy midshipmen's bathrobe, and similar items

Welcome to my listings on Bonanza! I’m yet another refugee from the other site, you know, the one I can’t mention by name because I’m too afraid of getting a “cease and desist” letter from their legal department. Yes, THAT website. I do NOT make obscene profit on shipping handling. If I overcharge it is only for the sake of convenience in listing; you only pay the actual shipping and any balance is refunded to you. That said, I’ve been selling a long time and I pride myself on being the most honest seller on the web. I bend over backwards to provide excellent photos, short but concise descriptions and measurements when there is no manufacturer’s size/spec tag. Having said that, I do not provide additional measurements or photos because in my many years of selling I learned that people almost never purchase the item! Sorry, but I have to do what is in my best interest and that means saving time, MY time. If there is a maker’s flaw, rip, tear, stain, bald spot or otherwise damage worth showing, then I’ll show it in the photos and/or mention it in the Item Title or Item Description. Cat fur included at no extra charge. That means that I have two cats in my house and I let them sleep on any damned thing that they want to, including my merchandise as I photograph it for listing. I do not smoke and neither do my cats. ************************************************ Robe is in used, poor to fair condition. No major rips, tears, stains or odors to mention. Minor to large (?) moth holes, especially in the back. See photographs with pencils pointing to said mothing. Laid FLAT: Chest: 23 inches armpit to armpit Sleeve: 35 inches from collar Height: 48 inches From the US Naval Academy Museum Curator: "I think your current specimen of a Naval Academy bathrobe for which you provided photographs was once owned by a member of the Class of 1954 who was a member of the sailing team and possibly a fencer or perhaps his first or last name began with the letter F. The S and G in 1954 stood for sailing team, but they are supposed to be on either side of the letter N for Navy rather than a class year. A letter F on the side of a letter N was for fencing, but they were much smaller letter F's than on your robe. Football needed for extra letter other than a large blue N or an N plus a gold star if the team had beat Army". Price includes domestic shipping