WWII Armoured Corps Sweetheart Broach

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You are viewing a WWII Canadian Armoured Corps "sweetheart" broach. This itemis made of of silver, and is a slightly smaller Armoured Corps insignia replica, but done in silver. It is maker marked on the back with "sterling"; also has a hallmark in a small roundel on the other side of scrolling. The straight pin attachment is in good condition and quite functional. Generally in very good condition, but could use a cleaning to bring out the design features more clearly. View scans for details.

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Sweetheart broaches pins and pendants were often given to a female loved one, by their soldier lover, son, or father. They could have been supplied, for a cost, by the quartermaster or by a private organization, such as Birks. Most were simply converted uniform devises from the regiment, and were available in the tuck shops. Many, if not all of the battalions and regiments, had this type of inspirational badge. As the war years passed, many of the givers were lost, and did not return. Consequently, these items became very cherished by their recipients. Therefore, they are generally called "sweethearts"....

They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old.

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun, and in the morning

We will remember them.