WWII War Worker Patch for Fisher Body. Builders of Tanks and All Kinds of Artillery Guns

Wonderful WWII War Worker patch for Fisher Body, builders of tanks, aircraft parts, and all kinds of artillery. Fisher Body was a lesser known division of General Motors with a plant in Lansing, Michigan. During WWII, however, it was a massive producer and manufacturer in support of war time efforts. All of the fourteen Fisher Body plants were awarded a prestigious Army-Navy "E" for Excellence Award and some plants earned multiple, totaling twenty-seven in total for the entire plant was twenty-seven. Fisher Body also made a lot of the parts for passenger compartments of many GM & Oldsmobile models prior to 198The center of the embroidered, oval-shaped patch features the Fisher Body emblem, a horse carriage with the letter: "P" on its door, and the red outer edge reads: "ARMAMENT FISHER".

Circa WWII

Approximately 3-3/4" x 2-7/8"

Embroidered twill, cotton/polyester thread, gauze backing

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This is from a WWII Homefront collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. VBFM16 LAAEX2/16 SAJJX5/16

7 (Very Fine): The patch shows minor to moderate wear, light soiling, was removed from uniform clothing, overall very fine condition.

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