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Sweetheart Badges & Brooches - Advertisements

The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Limited advertised in The Lion and The Rose, the Regimental Journal, in 1931.

First World War Badge Advertisements

The First World War provided a big opportunity for the sale of sweetheart badges and other similar items.  Below we present a few advertisements from the period 1915-1918 advertising the sort of things which were available.  As historic adverts none of these products are available at present!

 


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  W O Lewis, Howard Works, 37 Howard Street, Birmingham: Regimental Cap Badges and Enamelled Brooches.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  H Samuel, 68 Market Street, Manchester: gold photo pendant; safety razor set; luminous wrist watches and more!


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  The Army Supply Co. 3 Duke Street, Aldgate, London: Army Badge Brooches and Gold Shell Rings.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  The Globe Brooch Manufacturing Company, 61 Bevington Road, Birmingham: Rifle Crest Brooch.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  Alec Watson, 39 Piccadilly Manchester: Woven arm badges; woven titles; cap badges; souvenir brooches.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  Botly & Lewis, 25 King Street, Reading: Badges.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  Shirley Brooks Ltd, Artillery Place Woolwich, Military Tailors.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  A C Heath, Barrack Road, Hounslow.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.   Shirley Brooks Ltd, Artillery Place Woolwich, Military Tailors.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  Cope's Military Store, High Street, Camden Town, London: Regimental Crest Brooch and rings.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.    Alec Watson, 39 Piccadilly Manchester: souvenir brooches.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.   Shirley Brooks Ltd, Artillery Place Woolwich, Military Tailors.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  Botly & Lewis, 25 King Street, Reading: Badge Brooches of the British Army.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  The Army Supply Company, 98 High Street, Islington, London: Badge brooches of every regiment.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  John Hyman and Co.  103 Houndsditch, London: metal arm badges; regimental cap badges and crest brooches.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.   Shirley Brooks Ltd, Artillery Place Woolwich, Military Tailors.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  The Army Supply Company, 3 Duke Street, Aldgate: Army Badge Brooches and gold shell rings.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  Masters Ltd, 12 Hope Stores, Rye: The Soldier Lover's Ring.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  George Edward Wright & Co, 9 & 11 Wilson Street, London.  Ladies' Glace Silk Ties with regimental embroidered crests.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.    Alec Watson, 39 Piccadilly Manchester: shoulder titles; cap badges; souvenir brooches.


Advert in 'Regiment Magazine, circa 1915-1918.  'W O Lewis, Howard Works, 37 Howard Street, Birmingham: Regimental Cap Badges and Enamelled Brooches.

 

 

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