American Field Service & Ambulance Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early World War II American Field Service donation badge. Members of the American Field Service were volunteer ambulance drivers who rescued wounded soldiers in different overseas regions. It is in gilt brass and white enamel...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce circa World War I hat or shoulder badge for the St. John Ambulance Brigade, a British organization that has links to the age-old Order of St. John. The patch is in silk, wool, bullion, paper and wire, and shows the Maltese...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I St. John Ambulance Association ambulance driver hat badge Type II. The type II version has the Rd. ("Registered") number on the reverse. The British organization has links to the age-old Order of St. John...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I St. John Ambulance Association ambulance driver hat badge Type The type I version has the Rd. ("Registered") number on the front, just below the Maltese Cross. The British organization has links to the age-old...

ARTIFACT: WWII Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania women's volunteer organization badge: Memorial Gold Cross First Aid and Ambulance Corps which saw upwards of 2,000 members during the war. The round red, white, and blue enameled badge reads: "MEMORIAL GOLD...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful copy Ambulance No. 10 Personal Letters From The Front by Leslie Buswell and printed by Houghton Mifflin Company – The Riverside Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. This example is the First Trade Edition of the previously private...