1914 On War Service Munition Workers Badge GTRexclude while another was believed to

while another was believed to be the largest in the world

in extremely fine condition and very attractive

The chape and locket each held in place via two screws each

the England Census (for 1891 and 1901) and the England/Wales National Probate Calendar Index of Wills

other than the fact that it is stamped "TRIPLICATE" instead of "ORIGINAL" at the top of the paper and anywhere that his name appears as "Keilty"

1914 On War Service Munition Workers Badge GTRexclude while another was believed to1914 On War Service Munition Workers Badge Bronze gilt and blue enamels, maker marked "W. J. DINGLEY B'HAM." on the reverse, numbered "A83. 076" on the buttonhole attachment, very crisp detail, 25. 8 mm, light contact, intact enamels, better than very fine. Footnote: After war was declared some companies started to issue their workers with "On War Service" badges, to protect men eligible for military service but engaged in essential war work from