Amerikaanse Rode Kruis - The Red Cross Magazine - 1917-1918





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The Red Cross Magazine by the American Red Cross, an illustrated four‑volume set in English (original language) published by Doubleday, Page and Company in Garden City, New York, with soft covers and dimensions of 26.5 x 19 cm, 1917–1918 and 427 pages in total.
Description from the seller
“The Red Cross Magazine was published by the American Red Cross, intended to raise public awareness of the organization’s activities and services during WWI.”
November 1917 - 104pp.
with articles on, among other things, the activities of the Boy Scouts and the Camp Fire Girls, Red Cross at the front, Wanted: more Red Cross Dogs for America, etc
December 1917 - 102pp.
with articles about Santa in France in wartime, Russia, Viva Italia, etc.
October 1918 - 107pp.
with articles about the Red Cross worldwide (in Red Cross stamps), Red Cross at the front, Doctors in action, etc
December 1918 - 114pp.
with articles about ‘The women’s battleground, the business side of the Red Cross, Off duty in an aviation camp in France, At the Red Cross fronts, etc.
Photos are part of the description
“The Red Cross Magazine was published by the American Red Cross, intended to raise public awareness of the organization’s activities and services during WWI.”
November 1917 - 104pp.
with articles on, among other things, the activities of the Boy Scouts and the Camp Fire Girls, Red Cross at the front, Wanted: more Red Cross Dogs for America, etc
December 1917 - 102pp.
with articles about Santa in France in wartime, Russia, Viva Italia, etc.
October 1918 - 107pp.
with articles about the Red Cross worldwide (in Red Cross stamps), Red Cross at the front, Doctors in action, etc
December 1918 - 114pp.
with articles about ‘The women’s battleground, the business side of the Red Cross, Off duty in an aviation camp in France, At the Red Cross fronts, etc.
Photos are part of the description

