Baseball Cap
Photo credit: Michael Hnatov
Accession Number: C.2011.359.3
Dimensions: 5.25 in X 8.5 in X 10.25 in
Dimensions (Metric): 13.335 cm X 21.59 cm X 26.035 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 13.335 cm X 21.59 cm X 26.035 cm
Source: Raffaella Crisci
Credit Line: Gift of the Crisci family in memory of my husband and our father, John A. Crisci
Description
Baseball cap created in memory of John A. Crisci. The cap is black with red, yellow, and white embroidered text: "F.D.N.Y. | HAZ-MAT Co. 1" is on the front. On the back of the cap is embroidered: "In Memory | of | Lt. John Crisci."
Baseball cap created in memory of John A. Crisci. The cap is black with red, yellow, and white embroidered text: "F.D.N.Y. | HAZ-MAT Co. 1" is on the front. On the back of the cap is embroidered: "In Memory | of | Lt. John Crisci."
Historical Notes
Brooklyn-born John Crisci lived with his wife, Raffaella, and their three sons in Holbrook, Long Island. He was known among coworkers, family, and neighbors for his backyard dinners and special homemade barbecue sauce. John worked as a firefighter in FDNY Hazmat Company 1. On September 11, Lieutenant Crisci had just finished a 24-hour shift when he responded to the World Trade Center. He was 48 years old.
Brooklyn-born John Crisci lived with his wife, Raffaella, and their three sons in Holbrook, Long Island. He was known among coworkers, family, and neighbors for his backyard dinners and special homemade barbecue sauce. John worked as a firefighter in FDNY Hazmat Company 1. On September 11, Lieutenant Crisci had just finished a 24-hour shift when he responded to the World Trade Center. He was 48 years old.
