QMAAC & ATS Old Comrades Association membership badges

[larissa]

Hiya, in 1929 the Veterans of WW1 the Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps formed an Old Comrades Association.

In March/April 1942 the Association was expanded to former members of the ATS. Members could purchase a small bronze lapel badge. Early versions just have the QMAAC/ATS designation. Usually made by the well known makers "JR Guant of London"

In 1950 the Association was altered again with the creation of the WRAC. The modern sucessors to these badges can be seen here:

Welcome to the WRAC Association Website

Cheers, Lez.

[larissa]

Another, I will just show the reverse as the makers markings are differently placed and are raised as opposed to stamped on the previous example.

Cheers, Lez.

[larissa]

Another womens veterans badge can be seen here:

Comrades of the Great War womens section membership badge

[larissa]

Some more female Veterans badges for the British Legion Womens section and the Royal Artillery Association, Ladies section.

Both are made by JR Guant.