American Thrift Army Banker Lapel Pin
1900-1979
This (tiny!) pin was for U.S. school children, probably in the 1910s or 1920s, possibly connected to a school-based savings program, and possibly reflecting one of the thrift drives during the First World War. Besides "American Thrift Army," the pin also says "Every Boy and Girl a Banker."
Wartime thrift, Public education/advocacy, Teaching thrift, Thrift Collection,

