WW2 US Army Fort Lewis Washington Homefront Tablecloth 30″ X 28″

This item is an original World War II-era tablecloth associated with the US Army at Fort Lewis, Washington. Measuring approximately 30 inches by 28 inches, the textile reflects the material culture of the American homefront during the 1940s. Such tablecloths were commonly used in military bases, officers’ clubs, or possibly in the homes of military families connected to Fort Lewis, an important training and deployment center during the Second World War. The item is made from period-appropriate fabric, likely cotton or linen, and may display printed or embroidered motifs relevant to Fort Lewis or the broader military community. While functional, items like this also served to foster a sense of unity and morale. Evidence of wear, fading, or minor stains may be present due to age and use. WW2 homefront textiles are valued artifacts for those studying American military history and domestic life during wartime.