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Image of Boeing Fire Department Deputy Sheriff badge, ca. 1940
1996.37.4
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Boeing Fire Department Deputy Sheriff badge, ca. 1940

Wartime production during World War II meant a massively expanded workforce for Boeing and an increased need for plant safety. This badge is from the Boeing Fire Department.
ID Number: 1996.37.4
Date: Circa 1940
Physical Description: 1 Badge, Fire; bronze; 2.25 in.H x 2.25 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 1996.37.4
Subjects: Businesses and Corporations, World War II, 1941-1945 (WWII)

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