WWII Canadian Army General Service Volunteer Pin Sterling Silver lacquer wood It has a “skinny” width

It has a “skinny” width

This is a vintage one size skirt that was made in India of floral pattern printed gauze cotton in tones of red

The difference is that this brooch has a double row of faux pearls - whether this was made by Coro

This 1950s swing jacket looks like something that Lucille Ball would have worn around the time of the I Love Lucy show

The brooch is made to represent a Viking sailing ship

WWII Canadian Army General Service Volunteer Pin Sterling Silver lacquer wood It has a “skinny” widthThis is a vintage WWII Canadian lapel pin that was issued to soldiers who had volunteered for any type of overseas military service. It was a benefit at the time to make it known that you had volunteered to contribute to the war effort conscripted soldiers were not eligible to wear the pin. Eligible soldiers were also issued a certificate that was to be carried when wearing the pin, as proof that you were indeed issued the pin. The government took