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Image of BECU branded “Proud Ally” bandana, ca. 2018-2024

BECU branded “Proud Ally” bandana, ca. 2018-2024

This is a souvenir bandana for Pride which was distributed by BECU. The design of this bandana is a derivation on the Progress Pride flag, which combines the original rainbow flag with the colors of the Trans Pride flag (light blue, pink, and white) and brown and black stripes representing People of Color. BECU originally stood for Boeing Employee Credit…
ID Number:2024.48.RefBandana2
Date:2018-2024
Image of Small Pride flag, Puget Sound Energy branded, ca. 2018-2024

Small Pride flag, Puget Sound Energy branded, ca. 2018-2024

This is a souvenir Pride flag distributed by Puget Sound Energy. The flag is known specifically as the Progress Pride flag, which combines the original rainbow flag with the colors of the Trans Pride flag (light blue, pink, and white) and brown and black stripes representing People of Color.
ID Number:2024.48.RefPrideFlag
Date:2018-2024
Image of Seattle World's Fair print skirt, 1962

Seattle World's Fair print skirt, 1962

This skirt is printed with a delightful pattern that celebrates the 1962 World’s Fair in Seattle. It features images of the Space Needle, Monorail, arches of the US Science Pavilion, and plumes of water spraying from the International Fountain. Gerry Abbott, who also created fashion illustrations for the Seattle Times, drew sketches for the pattern. The skirt is from a…
ID Number:2024.51.1
Date:1962
Image of Brown mole fur hat, 1909

Brown mole fur hat, 1909

This hat was sold at Hetrick Hat Shop which was located on Madison Avenue in Seattle in the early 20th century.
ID Number:M119
Date:1909
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