NARA Collection anrc — Collection anrc

This item consists of a ribbon bar awarded to volunteers or paid employees of the American Red Cross for 10 years of continuous service.

This item consists of a ribbon bar awarded to volunteers or paid employees of the American Red Cross for 15 years of continuous service.

This item consists of a blank name badge from the American National Red Cross national convention in Washington, DC from October 6 to October 9, 1924.

This item consists of a name badge for Douglas Griesemer from the American National Red Cross national convention held between October 12 and October 15, 1925.

This item consists of a blank name badge for the American National Red Cross annual convention in Chicago, Illinois from May 11 to May 14, 1936.

This item consists of a blank name badge for the American National Red Cross annual convention in Washington, DC from May 10 to May 13, 1937.

This item is an amputation knife that was used by surgeons during the Civil War. The item also bears the name of Schively, a manufacturer of surgical tools from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The knife also has an ebony wood handle.

This item is an amputation knife that was used by surgeons during the Civil War. The item also bears the name of Schively, a manufacturer of surgical tools from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The knife also has an ebony wood handle.

This item is an ankle stump mitt knit by volunteers of the American Red Cross, District of Columbia Chapter, Production Services during World War II.

This item is a medal that was presented to Sarah W. B. Ingram for heroic conduct on the field of battle on June 11, 1864. The medal was presented by General Winfield Scott Hancock on December 8, 1864.

This item is a black ring with two hearts engraved around a single circle.

This item is a bone saw that was used by surgeons during the Civil War. The item also bears the name of Schively, a manufacturer of surgical tools from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The saw also has an ebony wood handle.