Summary

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Round badge with the slogan 'No Neutron Bomb', circa 1960s-1980s. The badges explore the peace movement, nuclear disarmament and Hiroshima. The raised fist has been an enduring symbol of unity and solidarity. However, the New Left movement of the 1960s, specifically in America, is credited with giving it this new treatment: it appears stylised, isolated, simple, on a plain background. It was used across social campaigns: peace, anti-Vietnam war, and like in this example, anti-nuclear movements.

Physical Description

Round aluminium badge with etched and raised illustration with anti-nuclear message in orange and black ink. Symbols of raised fists, two white and one black. Pin on the back.

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