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Photography by Genia Rubin, 1938
Warren Opie, born in 1835, decorated, and possibly made, hisbest summer uniform while serving on the steam frigate Susquehanna as it traveled from Norfolk, Virginia, to Japan. Sailors often decorated their best uniforms, which were worn on shore leave. Opie chose patriotic symbols for his uniform but embroidered his sea bag with names and images that reminded him of his home and family. The Susquehanna was one of four ships commanded by Commodore Matthew Perry on his travels to Japan between 1850 and 1854. Opie perhaps took part in the ceremony as Commodore Perry delivered a letter from United States President Millard Fillmore to the Emperor of Japan as part of the effort to open trade between the two countries. The letter was carried in procession by a ship’s boy—the rank held by Opie. Summer uniform of an enlisted sailor Worn by Warren Opie Burlington, New Jersey; 1850–54 Linen, silk, wool 1967.933a,b Bequest of Henry Francis du Pont Sea bag Owned by Warren Opie Burlington, New Jersey; 1850–54 Linen, silk, wool, cotton 1967.932 Bequest of Henry Francis du Pont
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