Name/Title
Uniform, Organizational - SashEntry/Object ID
2024.30.6Description
Light grey sash with patches sewn in with linen and pins clipped to the cloth. The top of the sash has a brown and yellow circular patch with a depiction of triangles overlapping which could represent teepees. The patch reads, "AYITA" which is a Native American Cherokee name that means, "First to Dance." Over the patch are five small pins that are pinned along the triangle shape. The pins include: a white calf, a blue deer, a green bison, a red wolf, and a yellow wildcat. Below that patch is another patch with the Sunbeam logo in grey, yellow, black. The Sunbeam logo depicts a rising sun. Below that patch is another patch that depicts a banner in grey, yellow, and black that reads, "Do Right." Below that is another patch in grey, yellow, and black that has a circular floral pattern and reads, "First Class." Further down the sash are five yellow pins with gold metal stars attached lined up in a row. The pins sit above eight badge patches that were earned and accumulated. On the back of the sash are an additional 16 badges that were earned.Acquisition
Accession
2024.30Source or Donor
Peterson, Beverly K. (Baker)Acquisition Method
GiftCredit Line
Gift of Dr. Beverly PetersonMade/Created
Place
State/Province
KansasCountry
United States of AmericaContinent
North AmericaNotes
Made: United StatesLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
SashNomenclature Sub-Class
Clothing AccessoriesNomenclature Class
ClothingNomenclature Category
Category 03: Personal ObjectsRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Peterson, Beverly K. (Baker)Person or Organization
Peterson, DanaProvenance
Notes
Dana Peterson's Sunbeam sash. Donated to the The Salvation Army Central Territory Museum by October 7th, 2024.
