Germany. A 1933 National Day Of Labour Badge Auction The badge (or Jewel as

The badge (or Jewel as it's known in Masonic terms) would have been awarded as a reward for charitable contributions to the Institute

two photographs of Churchill (one of him aboard ship with "January 1942-" and "89%" in black and white paint on the photo and one of him reviewing army troops with "July 1942-" and "78%" in black and white paint on the photo) and six original photographs of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's 1939 Royal Visit to the Niagara Region of Canada

maker marked "21" (for Gebrüder Godet & Co

British War and Victory Medals (A38377 PTE

Footnote: Arthur Ruby was born in Kansas City

Germany. A 1933 National Day Of Labour Badge Auction The badge (or Jewel asA 1933 Tag der Nationalen Arbeit (May 1, 1933); in gilt aluminum; horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 20 mm (w) x 35 mm (h); in overall mint condition.