#123 Seamstresses at work on sewing machines to create utility skirt suits to a design by Irish fashion designer Digby Morton at a Bourne and Hollingsworth department store workroom in London, 10th March 1942.

#123 Seamstresses at work on sewing machines to create utility skirt suits to a design by Irish fashion designer Digby Morton at a Bourne and Hollingsworth department store workroom in London, 10th March 1942.

Women at Work: The Women who Kept Britain Going During World War II

#123 Seamstresses at work on sewing machines to create utility skirt suits to a design by Irish fashion designer Digby Morton at a Bourne and Hollingsworth department store workroom in London, 10th March 1942.

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