- Object type
- Clothing and accessories
- Date
- Production: 1930 - 1939
- Maker
- Scott & Co. Hatters
- Subject(s)
-
Gender
Ambulance - Associated person
- User: Mrs E. R. L. Grieves (active c. 1930s)
- Associated activity
- First Aid Duty
- Inscriptions
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By appointment Scott & Co. Hatters to the late King George V and the Royal Family 1. Old Bond Street Piccadilly. W. St. J.A.B.
- Dimensions
- Height x width x depth: 140 x 210 x 280mm
- Materials and technique
- Felted wool hat with silk ribbon detailing
- Physical description
- Black felt hat with band of black corded silk ribbon edged with narrow white stripes of equal width, tied in a stiff bow at left side; lined with black fabric along the inner-edges and white silk fabric at the top, with a stamp from the milliner in black ink.
- Production place
-
London
England - Themes
- Nursing Hats: Tracing Gender and Duty through Uniform
- References
-
The Order of St John. Dress Regulations for St. John Ambulance Adults, Cadets and Badgers. St. John Supplies: London, 1926.
The Order of St John. Dress Regulations for St. John Ambulance Adults, Cadets and Badgers. St. John Supplies: London, 1939.
Page 18
The Order of St John. Dress Regulations for St. John Ambulance Adults, Cadets and Badgers. St. John Supplies: London, 1940. - Credit line
- Gift of E. R. L. Grieves, 1988
- Catalogue number
- SJA958
Ambulance Sister hat
Mrs E. R. L. Grieves was an Ambulance Sister in the 1930s. This gendered term is no longer used in St John Ambulance, as all genders can provide effective and sympathetic first aid care.