WWI era Y.M.C.A. Red Triangle fundraising pin
c. 1918Lapel pin comprising a red enamel triangle (point downwards) attached to a long metal pin. Within the red enamel are the words 'FOR GOD KING AND COUNTRY' in raised lettering.
A loop at the top of the pin attaches to a suspension ring on the central top edge of the triangle.
The back of the triangle is plain with no maker's marks.
'Red Triangle Day' button day was held on 6 December 1918 with proceeds going to the Y.M.C.A. to provide assistance to demobilising soldiers and sailors.
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"FOR GOD KING AND COUNTRY"
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