United Kingdom. A First War British National War Savings Committee Badge Auction Archive clipped together "Russian-style" to form

clipped together "Russian-style" to form one suspension with swing bar pinback

Brunton met his death accidently on the 20th November

he had no authority over the police

with machine embroidered script

England for Canada the next day aboard the S

United Kingdom. A First War British National War Savings Committee Badge Auction Archive clipped together "Russian-style" to formIn gilded bronze and black and textured red enamels; loop hole button reverse; maker marked Thomas Fattorini Birmingham Ltd and numbered on the reverse but mostly illegible; measuring 29 mm in diameter; weighing 10. 6 grams; intact enamels; extremely fine condition. Footnote: During the First World War, the Swastika was adopted by the National War Savings Committee, who issued war bonds at 15 Shillings & six pence each. The bond in effect was a loan