A long sleeve tan- or khaki-colored cotton shirt with the classic Italian Sahariana yoke shoulder. Typical long, extended tips of the collars found on shirts of this period, with the button placket extending only halfway down the front of the shirt. Typical extra long tail with squared corners, and extra long front with rounded corners usually found in shirts of this period. Two chest pockets with buttoning flaps. Typical circular Italian army unit marking is stamped in black ink from an Italian military hospital operated by the Red Cross, indicating that this shirt was the property of Hospital No. 63, probably somewhere in North Africa in the late 1930’s. Excellent condition, with all original buttons intact. Scarce. The chest measures approximately 40" and 31.5" long from shoulder to hem.