United States. Two United States Daughters Of 1812 Lapel Badges Archive Nautilus backed by the Rutherford

Nautilus backed by the Rutherford model of the atom

while France and Russia appear on the left and right sides respectively

Footnote: Thomas Frederick Lawler was born in Coldwater Ontario in 1897 and worked as a farmer prior to enlisting in the CEF in April 1916

1918 when he got very weak and shaky

United States. Two United States Daughters Of 1812 Lapel Badges Archive Nautilus backed by the RutherfordFirst badge in silver with blue enamels, obverse illustrating a star bearing "USD" and backed by an anchor, inscribed "REAL DAUGHTER" above and "1812" below, reverse maker marked "CALDWELL" and marked "SILVER", measuring 15 mm (w) x 22 mm (h), vertical pinback. Second badge in bronze gilt with light blue enamels, obverse illustrating a star, reverse marked "IIC" and "GI". push pin attachment. Intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The United States