Wonderful & Rare WWI Era Worker Photo ID Badge for EA Laboratories in Brooklyn, NY
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Wonderful & Rare WWI Era Worker Photo ID Badge for EA Laboratories in Brooklyn, NY

Code: mlum00001eal

$295.00




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ARTIFACT: Wonderful and rare WWI Era worker photo ID badge for E.A. Laboratories in Brooklyn, New York. Emanuel Aufiero, born in 1882 traveled to America from Italy in the early 1900's. He invented the first motor driven car horn with his brother at E. A. Laboratories, a company the two founded in the WWI Era. The company would go on to sell many automobile accessories to manufacturers and retailers throughout the country. The round, steel worker's badge shows a round cut photographic image and above it reads: "EA LABORATORIES BLYN, N. Y." and beneath the photo: "1052B". This is one of the earliest photo ID badges I have owned, and I believe it to be from the WWI era. Excellent condition too!

VINTAGE: Circa WWI Era

SIZE: Approximately: 1-3/4" in diameter.

MATERIALS / CONSTRUCTION: Celluloid, steel, photo, ink

ATTACHMENT: Vertical kick pin with drop in locking swivel catch.

MARKINGS: "1052B"

ITEM NOTES: This is from a WWI War Workers collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. ebay11/20/24 LBIEX8/15

CONDITION: 8+ (Excellent): The badge shows minor to moderate wear, photo beneath shows moderate age wear, badge is in overall excellent condition.

GUARANTEE: As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.