Remembrance Day find

This was found totally by accident just on the edge of a curb and not long since Remembrance Sunday. These pin on badges are prone to coming loose and so getting lost. The old fashioned paper and plastic version, that is still sold to this day and put together by disabled war veterans but always falling off as they’re pinned onto your clothes using just a single pin. However there are so many different sorts these days from metal to knitted ones even white versions for conscientious objectors during war time.

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