2004 Holiday Ornament
It was a black and white photograph uncovered in the archives that served as the inspiration for the 2004 holiday ornament. A photographer captured a freshly loaded World War I truck filled with holiday gifts and more, provided by Americans and distributed through the American Red Cross. While the photo commemorates a moment in war-torn Europe with expectations of a happier future, this year’s ornament provokes smiles and memories of that happier future when youngsters celebrated toy-filled holidays with trucks, cars, dolls, games and more.
2004 Holiday Ornament, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 321208
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2003 Holiday Ornament
Become a collector! The 2003 holiday ornament is the ninth in a series and the second inspired by the art of Larry Kirkland. Mr. Kirkland provided the concept for the installation of six large bas-relief panels, entitled Hands Helping Hands, located in the atrium of the new American Red Cross national headquarters building at 2025 E Street, NW, in Washington, DC. Each 8 1/2 x 6 foot panel was carved from Carrara marble by SGF Scultura in Italy, and according to Mr. Kirkland, represents the spirit of the volunteers and staff of the American Red Cross.
2003 Holiday Ornament, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 329014
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2002 Holiday Ornament
The sculpture at the southeast corner of the new national headquarters building at 2025 E Street, N.W. in Washington served as the model for the 2002 holiday ornament. Artist Larry Kirkland was inspired to create the sculpture by a comment that, "The Red Cross is the volunteers!"
2002 Holiday Ornament, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 329011
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2001 Holiday Ornament
The Greatest Mother in the World was the most compelling poster of World War I. The image is credited with inspiring Americans to donate nearly $150 million, exceeding the 1918 Roll Call goal by 50%.
2001 Holiday Ornament, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 329010
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2000 Holiday Ornament
The doorway of the 18th Street American Red Cross office building inspired the ornament for the new century. It displays four miniature versions of classic Red Cross posters
2000 Holiday Ornament, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 321049
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1999 Holiday Ornament
Displays the transom above the entrance to the newly renovated 18th Street American Red Cross office building. The transom has greeted generations of Red Cross workers and visitors
1999 Transom, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. ------
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1998 Red Cross 17th Street Memorial Building Ornament
Brass ornament captures the beauty of the first of three marble buildings constructed on Red Cross Square in Washington, D.C. The building is dedicated as a memorial to the Women of the Civil War. "American Red Cross" embossed box includes brass display stand and ribbon for hanging.
1998 17th Street Memorial Building, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 323206
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Red Cross 1997 E St. Building Ornament
The fourth collectible in a series, our 1997 ornament depicts the E Street building, a Memorial to the Heroic Women of the First World War, and future home of the American Red Cross Museum. This exquisite ornament is made by the same company that creates the famous White House Christmas ornament. It comes in an attractive gift box and is perfect for trimming the holiday tree.
1997 E Street Building, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 323204
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Red Cross 1996 Poster "Spirit of America" Ornament
The third collectible in a series, reproduced from Howard Chandler Christy's 1919 poster, "The Spirit of America." Framed by furled Red Cross flags. Made by the same company that creates the famous White House Christmas ornament. The ornament is enhanced by a delicately etched, decorative brass frame, finished in sparkling 24-kt gold surrounding authentic colors on a handsome white porcelain stone.
1996 Poster--"Spirit of America", $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 329009
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Red Cross 1995 Poster Boy in Window Ornament
The second collectible in a series, this handsome ornament is faithfully reproduced from Jessie Wilcox Smith's poster, "Have You a Red Cross Service Flag?" Made by the same company that creates the famous White House ornament.
1995 Poster--Boy in Window, $15.00 each gift boxed
Stock No. 329008
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