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A very scarce official issue wartime blue plastic 'Fuel Watcher badge' bearing the words 'Heat Light Power', the reverse with 'Pat. App. For' and maker's details 'F&G' (Fraser & Glass Limited London). Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings, very minor colour fading to the front and minor flaw top left. Height 24mm. The Ministry of Fuel and Power was created in June 1942 to control fuel consumption firstly to householders and later in industry, the official economy plastic badges were issued to the appointed Fuel Watchers through their Regional Coal Office.
Code: 63442
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A scarce original wartime period 'Salvage Steward official dark red plastic home front badge' issued to part-time stewards appointed by local authorities, the reverse with maker's details 'F&G' (Fraser & Glass Limited London) and 'Pat. App.For'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, no distortion. An excellent example. Height 32mm.
Code: 62365
60.00 GBP
A scarce original wartime period 'Salvage Steward official bright red plastic home front badge' issued to part-time stewards appointed by local authorities, the reverse with maker's details 'F&G' (Fraser & Glass Limited London) and 'Pat. App.For'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, no distortion. An excellent example. Height 32mm.
Code: 62175
A scarce original wartime 'Junior Salvage Steward a cog In the wheel red plastic economy badge', the reverse with maker's details 'F & G' and 'Patt. App.For'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, colour remains bright. An excellent example. Diameter 26mm. A Cog In The Wheel Scheme campaign started in 1942 by the Women's Voluntary Service in London, with a view to involving school children in the collection of salvage, these badges were awarded to the keenest workers.
Code: 61163
A scarce wartime 'A Cog In The Wheel celluloid tin button badge', depicting a cog. Excellent condition, complete with original pin fittings, colour remains vibrant. Diameter 23mm. A campaign started in 1942 by the Women's Voluntary Service in London, with a view to involving schoolchildren in the collection of salvage, to inspire more interest to the children, these badges were awarded to the keenest workers.
Code: 59293
A scarce wartime 'A Cog In The Wheel celluloid tin button badge', depicting a cog. Fair condition, complete with original pin fittings, colour faded, minor foxing and surface scratches. Diameter 23mm. A campaign started in 1942 by the Women's Voluntary Service in London, with a view to involving schoolchildren in the collection of salvage, to inspire more interest to the children, these badges were awarded to the keenest workers.
Code: 57224
A rare Second World War gilt and enamel Voluntary Worker Salvage badge, authorized by an unknown District Council or Rural District Council, the reverse with maker's details "Thomas Fattorini Ltd Regent St Birmingham". Good condition, original pin fittings, no damage to the enamel, some minor surface scratches. Diameter 22mm.
Code: 52423
A rare official blue plastic badge for full time stewards appointed to offices and shops, the reverse with maker's details "F&G" in a circle. Very good condition, original pin fittings, colour remains bright. Height 31mm.
Code: 50893
A rare small gilt badge with red and black enamel, good condition, original pin fittings, no damage to the enamel. Diameter 20mm.
Code: 50877
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