WW2 US Victory Patriotic Lapel Badge

The WW2 US Victory Patriotic Lapel Badge is a period artifact produced during or immediately after World War II to honor the Allied victory and American participation in the conflict. Typically made from brass or enameled metal, these badges were often distributed to civilians, veterans, and members of various support organizations as a symbol of national pride and achievement. The design commonly features the word “Victory,” patriotic motifs such as the American flag, laurel wreaths, or a “V” for victory, and may include red, white, and blue enamel accents. These badges were worn on the lapel of civilian clothing, serving as visible tokens of support for the war effort or as commemorative keepsakes. Today, original examples are collected for their historical significance as representative artifacts of wartime morale and public sentiment in the United States during the 1940s. Measurements and exact details may vary depending on the specific variation and issuing organization.