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Military Badges62 of 140WW2 U.S. Navy San Diego Employee BadgeVINTAGE USN FIRE DEPT BADGE
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    Posted 8 years ago

    sarahprice…
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    Please can you help with identifying this badge. All I know is that it has been in our family for over 40 years (apparently it used to belong to a great uncle).

    It is enamel and stamped "sterling" on the reverse.

    Approx Dimensions :-
    Length of pin - 32mm
    Length of flag - 13mm
    Height of flag - 10mm
    Weight - 2 grams

    Any help would be gratefully received.

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    Comments

    1. Hamish Hamish, 8 years ago
      The flag is the Royal Ensign, the flag of the British Royal Navy
    2. sarahprice660, 8 years ago
      Thank you very I knew he was in the Navy but that's all. I can now research this badge.
    3. katherinescollections katherinescollections, 8 years ago
      Militarist, among others here, may drop a comment on your thread if they can help. Good luck!
    4. Twodiefour Twodiefour, 8 years ago
      These are usually called 'Sweetheart' pins or brooches and were popular during wartime and often worn by wives and girlfriends of serving personnel.

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