Omega Psi Phi Colonel Charles E. Young Service medal and bracelet, 1934; 1978. Creators: Monet, Bojar Manufacturing Company.

Omega Psi Phi Colonel Charles E. Young Service medal and bracelet, 1934; 1978. Creators: Monet, Bojar Manufacturing Company.

2-835-361 - Heritage Art/Heritage Images

Henrietta Bell Wells (1912-2008) was the first female member of the debate team at historically black Wiley College in Texas. A gold chain bracelet with two charms. One of the charms, made ca. 1934, was awarded to Henrietta Bell Wells. It has a cross emblem in the middle surrounded with a wreath around the edges, with etched text on the cross. One side has Greek letters at the top and the following text: [Col. / Chas. E Young / Service / Award / '34]. The other side has [HB] etched in elaborate type on one side with the back of the wreath like motif around the edge. The other charm is circular, gold Bojar charm with [78] in relief with etched text: [12K G F / BOJAR] on one side, and [DSJ] in elaborate script on the other side, with a rope like spiral around the edges, on both sides. The chain is made of interlocking loops, with a fold-over clasp. There is a smaller chain connected to both ends of the clasp, made of smaller interlocking loops. The chain is a Monet chain.


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People Information

Creator
  1. Monet, attributed to: American: Maker, manufacturer, jeweller
  2. Bojar Manufacturing Company, attributed to: American: Manufacturer, maker
People Related
  1. Charles Young: American, African-American: Soldier, officer
  2. Henrietta Bell Wells: American, African-American:

Medium
  1. Gold

Picture Type
  1. Bracelets (jewelry)
  2. Medals
  3. Object

Category Hierarchy

Lifestyle & Leisure Fashion & Dress

Society & Culture Education


Digital Image Size

Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 4705x4338
File Size : 59,796kb


Aliases

  1. 2015.43.9
  1. NMAAHC-2015_43_9_001
  1. 0990005462
  1. 2-835-361
  1. 2015.43.9
  1. 2835361

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