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Mark 1 Trench Knife
Mark 1 Trench Knife manufactured by Landers, Frary & Clark in 1918. Different from the triangle blade used in the 1917 model, it also has a "skull crush" pommel.
World War Fashion
Department Store advertisement for new War Time fashions in Bridgeport newspaper
Women Rolling Surgical Dressing
Helping the war effort local Red Cross workers rolled surgical dressing
Women in Red Cross Motor Division
Women dressed in long fur coats to stay warm as they drove in open motor cars for war effort
Women knitting for Red Cross
Women participated in Red Cross knitting Bees to make socks and other dress for soldiers and refugees in private homes . The home of Mrs. T.F. Garvan at 226 Farmington Ave., Red Cross Cathedral Branch, Hartford.
Stanley Works Plant
The Stanley Works plant in 1919 where war materials were produced for the U.S military during World War I.
Window Dressing : Display of shoes for Hartford Red Cross Parade
Window display of s women's shoe styles for the May 18th, 1918 Red Cross Parade
Women and Dress; Women Dressed in Red Cross Uniform in Parade
Red Cross Nurses in Full Uniform marching Down Main Street in Hartford, May 18, 1918
Women Dress: War Time Fashion
Description of Economic War Time Fashion and Fabrics for Summer in advertisement
Changes in Women's Dress: Uniforms
Images of Women Wearing New Styles of Red Cross Uniforms