East Anglian munitions committee
 

I attended a talk today on the eamc , this is the badge worn in 1918

Thank you SO much for this post! I've got one and had not a clue what it was!
The beer's on me!

Great news, this for me is the reason this forum is so good. The chap who gave the talk done his degree course on it. There is also a short history book written in 1919

I meant what I said. It's great to exchange information and discuss ideas. A few months back, I came across the significance of a badge picked up "on spec" off eBay.
For the record it was "W.R.M.W." that is "Women's Relief Munitions Worker".
I'll repost the pic when I find it!

Here it is. Quite a large badge (around an inch and a bit). Another I have is slightly smaller but hallmarked. You'll find a write up of this scheme in "On her their Lives Depend" by Angela Woollacott. A great read!