No. 9. _Silver Medal._ Conferred by Augusta, Empress of Germany, 1884.
No. 10. _The Gold Badge of the “Waffengenosen.”_ German soldiers in America, who took part in the Franco-German War 1870–1871, presented to their Honorary Member, Clara Barton, 1885.
No. 11. _Silver Medal._ Of the Mass. Charitable Mechanics Institution. Presented 1887.
No. 12. _Turkish Decoration._ Conferred by the Sultan Abdul-Hamid 1897, through the State Dept., with the request that if America desired to send further relief to his domains please send back the missionaries of humanity they sent before.
No. 13. _Gold Badge of “Sorosis,” N. Y._ Presented to Clara Barton, their Honorary Member, 1890.
No. 14. _Red Cross Insignia._ In Commemoration of the Armenian Relief Field, 1896. Presented by Clara Barton’s Assistants on the field, in memory of the same.
No. 15. _Gold Brooch and Locket._ Presented by the Ladies of Johnstown, Pa., at the close of the Relief Work of the Johnstown Flood, 1889.
No. 16. _Amethyst Pendant—Royal jewel._ Given by the Grand Duchess of Baden and constantly worn by Clara Barton.
No. 17. _Royal Jewel—Smoky Topaz surrounded by perfectly matched pearls._ Presented by the Grand Duchess of Baden, 1884.
No. 18. _Royal Jewel—Topaz brooch with Red Cross._ Presented by Augusta, Empress of Germany, 1887.
No. 19. _Belgian Decoration._ Conferred by the Red Cross of Belgium, in 1892.
No. 20. _Spanish Decoration of Honor._ Conferred by the Spanish Government in 1898.
No. 21. _Gold Badge of “The Clara Barton Lodge of the Sisters of the G. A. R. of Gloucester, Mass.”_ Presented to Clara Barton, their Honorary Member, 1890.
No. 22. _Armenian Decoration._ Conferred by the Armenian Prince Guy Lusignan, 1896, in recognition of services in relief of the Armenian Massacres.
No. 23. _Russian Decoration._ Conferred by the Czar Nicholas and the Dowager Empress Dagmar, 1892.
No. 24. _Gold Medal of the Vanderbilt Benevolent Association of South Carolina._ Presented to Clara Barton, their Honorary President, 1894.
In addition to the above pictured decorations, the original collection as arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe G. Wells for exhibition at the first annual meeting of The National First Aid Association of America contained