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How your Red Cross is seeking to aid the French, American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — How your Red Cross is seeking to aid the French
American Red Cross
1918

Caring for American Soldiers in England, American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — Caring for American Soldiers in England
American Red Cross
1918

The Red Cross Needs You: Join Now, American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — The Red Cross Needs You: Join Now
American Red Cross
Press of Gibson Brothers., Inc.
ca. 1917

Send your soldier a cheerful letter tonight, American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — Send your soldier a cheerful letter tonight
American Red Cross
ca. 1918

The Red Cross goes/stays, American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — The Red Cross goes/stays
American Red Cross
ca. 1917

Wear your button, American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — Wear your button
American Red Cross
Niagara Lithograph Company
1919

Honor roll, American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — Honor roll
American Red Cross
ca. 1918

It is a remarkable story, War Council of the American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — It is a remarkable story
War Council of the American Red Cross
1918

The Red Cross supplies people with information, War Council of the American Red Cross American, Commercial color lithograph — The Red Cross supplies people with information
War Council of the American Red Cross
ca. 1917

Join the Red Cross, all you need is a heart and a dollar, Harrison Fisher American, Commercial color lithograph — Join the Red Cross, all you need is a heart and a dollar
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1917

Eight million patriotic Red Cross workers, Wilson C. Dexter American, Commercial color lithograph — Eight million patriotic Red Cross workers
Wilson C. Dexter
War Council of the American Red Cross
ca. 1917–18

Answer the Christmas roll call, Alonzo Earl Foringer American, Commercial color lithograph — Answer the Christmas roll call
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1917

Terracotta oinochoe (wine jug), Lotus-Cross Painter, Terracotta, Greek, Corinthian — Terracotta oinochoe (wine jug)
Lotus-Cross Painter
ca. 570–550 BCE

Larry Doyle, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1910-1912, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Larry Doyle, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1910-1912
Red Cross Tobacco
1910–12

Del Howard, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1910-1912, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Del Howard, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1910-1912
Red Cross Tobacco
1910–12

Chief Bender, Philadelphia, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Chief Bender, Philadelphia, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Norman "Kid" Elberfeld, Chattanooga, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Norman "Kid" Elberfeld, Chattanooga, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Johnny Evers, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Johnny Evers, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Patsy Dougherty, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Patsy Dougherty, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Larry Doyle, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Larry Doyle, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Russ Ford, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Russ Ford, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

John Hummel, Brooklyn, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — John Hummel, Brooklyn, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

John McGraw, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — John McGraw, New York, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Mike Mowrey, St. Louis, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Mike Mowrey, St. Louis, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Frank "Wildfire" Schulte, Chicago, Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Frank "Wildfire" Schulte, Chicago, Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Ed Summers, Providence, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Ed Summers, Providence, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Harry Davis, Cleveland, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1910-1912, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Harry Davis, Cleveland, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1910-1912
Red Cross Tobacco
1910–12

Barney Pelty, Washington, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Barney Pelty, Washington, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Billy Purtell, Detroit, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Billy Purtell, Detroit, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Ed Realbach, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913, Red Cross Tobacco, Commercial color lithograph — Ed Realbach, Chicago, from Red Cross Tobacco Baseball Series, 1912-1913
Red Cross Tobacco
1912–13

Embroidered sampler, Betsy P. Cross American, Silk on linen/wool, embroidered, American — Embroidered sampler
Betsy P. Cross
1817

Pocket, Mark W. Cross American, silk, metal, American — Pocket
Mark W. Cross
1905–15

Umbrella, Mark W. Cross American, silk, metal, wood, ivory, composition, American — Umbrella
Mark W. Cross
ca. 1915

Wallet, Mark W. Cross American, leather, American — Wallet
Mark W. Cross
late 1960s–early 1970s

Gloves, Mark W. Cross American, leather, American — Gloves
Mark W. Cross
Gerald Murphy
late 1940s

Parasol, Mark W. Cross American, silk, wood, metal, American — Parasol
Mark W. Cross
1900–1910

Shoes, Mark W. Cross American, leather, metal, plastic (vinyl), American — Shoes
Mark W. Cross
ca. 1967

"Noah Bag", Mark W. Cross American, a-c) leather, metal, American — "Noah Bag"
Mark W. Cross
Gerald Murphy
ca. 1941

Luggage, Mark W. Cross American, a) leather, silk, metal; b) leather, paper; c,d) leather, American — Luggage
Mark W. Cross
Gerald Murphy
ca. 1940