A French franc (love token), and an RFA badge || In a box of assorted family medals the family found a French franc fashioned into a love token. Around the edge is recorded with love to Maggie from Jim. There is also a RFA (Royal Field Artillery) badge and the words France 1918 inscribed at the bottom.

A brooch was found in 1993 in a field at Ardley belonging to someone named Bert Keen who was not a soldier. Unclear who dropped it. Finders think it could have been made and worn in memory of a lost sweetheart. || A corroded metal badge/brooch (in two pieces) with a ceramic relief bearing an image of a soldier from WW1.

Brooch showing two crossed guns, possibly Lewis Guns || This sweetheart brooch was found in my mother-in-law's jewelry box recently - her name was Mona Wetherall (nee Wood). She lived in Sheffield and later moved to Leeds and her husband was from a farming family near Mickelthwaite, Bingley, West Yorkshire. The family doesn't know anything about it - who it was given to or who given by. || || Brooch showing two crossed guns, possibly Lewis Guns. || Sweetheart Brooch || Other || Front || || Sweetheart brooch, back || Other || || Sweetheart brooch, back || Other || Sweetheart Brooch || || Sweetheart brooch || Other