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MENU
BADGES
ORNAMENTATION
Arrowhead Patch
Belt
Buttons
Cap Insignia
Collar Ornaments
Hat
Hatband & Straps
Law Enforcement Insignia
Length-of-Service Insignia
Nametags
Sleeve Brassards
Tie Ornaments & Pins
Miscellaneous
Conclusion
Photofile
Appendix
Bibliography
Notes
BADGES and UNIFORM ORNAMENTATION
of the NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Photofile
 Nine rangers at Yosemite National Park, c.1917. Their coats have something on the collars, probably the specified N.P.S., either stitched or of metal (furnished by Lewis). They are all wearing the small badge, except for the third man from the left, who appears to be wearing the large 1906 "eagle" badge. Courtesy of Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley Left to right: (?), Forrest S. Townsley, (?), Billy Nelson, Jack Gaylar, Ansel Hall, (?), Charlie Adair, (?) |
 Motorcycle patrol at Yellowstone National Park, 1919. Scoyen's (Assistant Director 1956-1962) small badge can be seen partially hidden under his left pocket flap. NPSHPC/YELL#31 Left to right: John Tyler, Elvind Scoyen, Clyde Roney, Emmett Matthews, Hollis Matthews |
 Ranger force at Yosemite National Park, c.1924. They are all wearing the 1920 badge that was first issued in July, 1920. Chief Ranger Forrest Townsley is on the right. NPSHPC/HFC#YOSE 909 |
 Nature guides in front of a section of Sequoia gigantea at museum in Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park, 1926. Michael, though employed for several years as a nature guide and ranger-naturalist, never wore a uniform. The other guides are still wearing the 1906 badge even though it was supplanted by the 1920 badge six years earlier. NPSHPC/HFC#88-1 Left to right: E. Rett, R.D. Harwood, G.C. Ruhle, Enid Michael, D.D. McLean, C.P. Russell, Dr. H.C. Bryant |
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