We regret that due to the present situation regarding Corvid 19 these items are not currently available.
We have various items of memorabila available for purchase. If you would like to order any of the above items, please click the “Order Form” button to display and print an order form. Cheques made payable to League of Charing Cross Hospital Nurses.
Anniversary Calendar
People of the Cross
This is the ideal place to keep a record of those birthdays, anniversaries and other “must remember” dates. A perpetual calendar in which each month depicts a different black and white photograph spanning from the earliest nurses’ photographs, to the 1970s. Size A4. Supplied with white envelope.
£7.00 inc UK p&p
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Tile Cards Set 1
A6 Set
These are a set of six, on good quality card and left blank for your message. Each depicts an image of one of the six tile pictures, which were moved from the old Charing Cross and are now on the first floor of the new hospital.
Six cards and envelopes. In colour, 6 x 4 inches. 4 X 4
£6.50 inc UK p&p
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Tile Cards Set 2
These are a set of six, on good quality card and left blank for your message. Each depicts an image of one of the six tile pictures, which were moved from the old Charing Cross. These tiles are in the Tile Museum in Ironbridge Shropshire.
£6.50 UK including postage
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Paperweight 2
Charing Cross Hospital Nurses Medal (New)
Paperweight
£11.50 Including UK P&P
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Key Rings
Key Ring 1 – New Charing Cross Hospital and Badge
Key Ring 2 – Old Charing Cros Hospital and Badge
£3.00 including P&P
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Tile Decorative Plates
Maytime
One of a set of six plates made to commemorate the tiles that were on the walls behind beds of Charing Cross Hospital in Agar St. A number of the tiles were moved to the Tile Museum in Iron Bridge. Six tile Pictures were transferred to the New Charing Cross Hospital.
Tile Plates
Gleaning
One of a set of six plates made to commemorate the tiles that were on the walls behind beds of Charing Cross Hospital in Agar St. A number of the tiles were moved to the Tile Museum in Iron Bridge. Six tile Pictures were transferred to the New Charing Cross Hospital.