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Image of Pin, replica of a tiny penny, ca. 1960s
2017.63.2
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Pin, replica of a tiny penny, ca. 1960s

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Starting in 1932, Seattle Children's Orthopedic Hospital conducted "Penny Drives" to raise money for their facility and organization. Kathleen Repass received one of these pins on every drive she participated in throughout the years.
ID Number: 2017.63.2
Date: Circa 1960
Physical Description: 1 Pin, Promotional; metal; .25 in.Diam
Credit: MOHAI, 2017.63.2
Subjects: Clubs and Organizations, Medicine and Health Care

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