WWII 1940s Nantucket Servicemen’s Club Hostess Pin Sterling Silver Enamel

Original c.1940s sterling silver and enamel hostess pin issued for the Nantucket Servicemen’s Club during World War II. This small octagonal badge was worn by women volunteers who assisted visiting servicemen at the local club on the Massachusetts island of Nantucket. The pin features red, white, and blue enamel with raised lettering and a soldered sterling pinback. The reverse is stamped STERLING and retains the original working clasp. Genuine period example of home-front volunteer service jewelry from the 1940s.

– Date: c.1943–1945
– Material: Sterling silver with red, white, and blue enamel
– Size: 5/8 inch diameter
– Marking: STERLING
– Origin: Nantucket, Massachusetts, USA
– Type: WWII hostess / volunteer service pin

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