Place MadeUnited States
Title
Hat
Dateearly 20th centruy
Mediumfabric (wool), metal (brass)
Donor credit lineGift of Diane Hazelton
Object number2011.48.5
Institutional Credit LineCourtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum
DescriptionU.S. Merchant Marine uniform (1 jacket; 1 overcoat; 2 pairs of pants; 1 hat). Dark blue wool.Exhibition History"Cape Verdean Maritime Exhibition" (NBWM, July 5, 2011)ProvenanceBelonged to Jose M. Domingoes, a relative of Diane Hazelton. He was born in Brava, Cape Verde and migrated to New Bedford on a whaler. Manuel J. Domingues b. 7/2/1902 Brava, Cape Verde. Left Cape Verde in 1917 as a crew member of the Cameo, went to Brazil. His father was the captain of the Cameo; He was paid a total of $80.00. He first arrived in the US in 1918.The Cameo was later converted from a whaler to a packet ship. Mr. Domingues entered the Merchant Marine in 1920.
Manuel J. Domingues born Brava, 1902 died New Bedford 1989. Worked in the merchant marine (Gulf Oil Company) after beginning his sailing career as a whalemen and a packet master. Please note any changes in the records as well as any label text. I have his obituary here.
On View
On viewearly 20th centruy
early 20th centruy
early 20th centruy
early 20th centruy
Naval Clothing Factory
Oak Hall Clothing Co.
Naval Clothing Factory
Circa 1926
1725-1960

