American Red Cross & Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Extremely rare WWI American Red Cross Automotive & Mechanics Section medal for ambulance drivers and chauffeurs and worn as a watch fob. The planchet/fob shows an enameled red cross in the center and surrounding the outer edge it reads: "A...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa World War I ambulance or transport vehicle radiator mascot for the Volunteer Motor Corps, which provided transport of medical supplies, health professionals and patients alike. The mascot was patented in 1915 by Louis V...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare World War I St. John's Ambulance Corps for the International Red Cross lapel pin with blue, white and red enamel. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: About 3/4" in width by 1" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Silver plated...

ARTIFACT: Rare 1940's Cruz Roja Panamena (Panama Red Cross) lapel badge. The center shows a red cross against a white enameled circle and the outer red ring reads: "ROJA PANAMENA CRUZ". VINTAGE: Circa 1940's. SIZE: Approximately 3/4" in...

ARTIFACT: Rare 1930's – WWII Italian Fascist Red Cross enameled lapel badge. The small rectangular pin features an enameled red cross in the upper corner atop a feather with a partial Fascia below in raised detail and the reverse shows:...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful WWI Croce Rossa Italiana (Italian Red Cross) enameled member badge by Johnson in Milano. The center of the shield-shaped badge is a raised, white enamel disc with a red cross and the surrounding is detailed in green enamel. The...

ARTIFACT: This item is a rare pin from the late 1930's American Bureau for Medical Aid to China's (ABMAC's) Chinese Civilian Relief Fund. This celluloid pin was made by the US to help relieve China's devastation after the invasion by Japanese forces...

ARTIFACT: This medal is a 1914 German Sanitatshunde Table Medal. The word, Sanitatshunde, translates literally to "Sanitary Dog", but can also mean "Medic Dog." The British refer to them as "Mercy Dogs." The large-scale use of dogs in war times was...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I American Red Cross Nurse I.D. bracelet of Mary Virginia McAbee of Cleveland Ohio. It was made in France and loaded with contact information. The personalized badge number is "68659." VINTAGE: Ca. WWI SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: This is A great cs. 1910 Red Cross Stoves advertisement pocket mirror made in celluloid. This is from Rochester, New York, as stated on the obverse of the mirror. VINTAGE: Circa 1910 SIZE: Approximately 2" in diameter. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is an amazing World War I Pocket Locket/ Good Luck Charm. It is meant to look like a Dollar coin, but the obverse turns and opens to reveal a picture of A Red Cross Nurse's mother. One side shows a Nurse, or an ARC / American Red Cross...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare World War II Red Cross Nursing Service Student Reserve badge made in the shape of a bar with woven silk ribbon over celluloid and leather backing. VINTAGE: Circa WWII. SIZE: About 7/16" in height x 1-1/4" in length...