WW2 Home Front Banner?

[bodes]

Forum members, This is a banner I obtained from a local second hand store....Was wondering if it looks to be of WW2 vintage?....It's a pressed felt material with the image added with a paint type substance, with "A Member of this Household is in the Service Of Our Country" and a flag on it....Size is 12" W X 18" L....The crossbar that the chord is hanging from is a copper or brass like material which concerns me....Was figuring these metals would have been considered precious and necessary for the war effort...Any thoughts appreciated as usual...Bodes

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[dhcoleterracina]

Cool banner, are you sure it's copper? Try a magnet on it. I would guess WW2. They did make -sons in service- banners in WW1. A 48 star flag puts it between 1912 and 1959.

[bodes]

Cool banner, are you sure it's copper? Try a magnet on it. I would guess WW2. They did make -sons in service- banners in WW1. A 48 star flag puts it between 1912 and 1959.

Thank you for the reply...Upon putting a magnet to it, appears to be steel....The body has wrinkles and the tassels appear as though it's been stored away for some time....Bodes

[dhcoleterracina]

WW2 then I suppose, nice homefront item.