WW1 British BEF National Reserve London Enamel No. Button Hole Badge

The “WW1 British BEF National Reserve London Enamel No. Button Hole Badge” is a historically significant artifact from the World War I era, specifically representing the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) and National Reserve in London. This finely crafted enamel badge was designed to be worn in a buttonhole, symbolizing the wearer’s involvement with or support for the British military efforts during the war. It features intricate enamel work and historical iconography that reflect the pride and patriotism of the time. Such badges were often worn by soldiers, reservists, and supporters to indicate their service or contributions to the war effort. This piece is not only a unique collector’s item but also a poignant reminder of the bravery and dedication of those involved in the Great War. The badge serves as a tangible connection to the nation’s military history and the sacrifices made by many during one of the most significant conflicts in modern history.