Munitions Worker.

Scarce WWI gilt and enamel munitions worker's lapel badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse. An artillery shell with wings to the centre of a red white and blue enamelled triangle bearing, " Speed Up Munitions and Guns. " The reverse has the registration number " Did My Bit On Munitions " and " Great War 1914-1918 " { See my item 17349 for Ladies example }  read more

Code: 25037

Women's Land Army.

WW I brass and enamel lapel badge / brooch with pin fitting and makers details for Fattorini Bradford to the reverse. A sheaf of wheat on a green enamel ground within an oval bearing the title, " Board of Agriculture Women's Branch " surmounted by a red enamel inset crown.  read more

Code: 25025

Women's Voluntary Service.

WW II white metal brooch with pin fitting to the reverse. The " WVS " monogram. Introduced to be worn on the dress or blouse to identify members.  read more

Code: 25004

Home Guard.

WW II embroidered in blue on khaki shoulder title, " Home Guard " Worn by Home Guard units in Lancashire who wore different coloured titles depending on location.  read more

Code: 24966

Civil Defence.

WW II printed example of the two thin yellow bars on a black background. Worn by Officers in charge of Messengers.  read more

Code: 24953

Civil Defence.

WW II yellow on blue printed shoulder title, " Rescue "  read more

Code: 24938

Home Guard- Yorkshire.

WW II printed example of the shoulder designation, " W R / 17 " Worn by the 17th.Battalion { 18 GPO } { Leeds } West Riding of Yorkshire Home Guard. Commanded by Lt. Col. A.J.Bayly.  read more

Code: 24920

Civil Defence.

WW II printed example of the yellow on black " Broad Bar " sleeve insignia worn by a " Deputy Chief Warden " Also worn in the the London County Council area by a " Group Rescue Officer "  read more

Code: 24890

Lincolnshire Home Guard.

WW II printed example of the green " Lincoln Imp " on a khaki backing. Worn by Lincolnshire Home Guard Units. { Imp is green,colour has reacted with the background. }  read more

Code: 24710

St. John Ambulance Brigade.

Scarce large sized early pattern deeply padded embroidered tunic insignia worn by qualified first-aiders. The Order of St.John in silver bullion wire to the centre of a padded circlet bearing the title embroidered in black and white. [ Approx 6 cms diameter }  read more

Code: 24661