Child Evacuee Labels

This pack contains 10 reproduction labels, similar to the ones that were attached to children during the evacuation from London to the countryside during the Blitz. These tags were an essential part of the evacuation process, ensuring that children could be identified and reunited with their families.

Features:

• Reproduction Tags: These labels faithfully replicate the original child evacuee tags used during World War II.
• Historical Importance: The labels were used to identify children during their evacuation from cities like London to rural areas, helping authorities keep track of the children as they were sent to safety from the threat of bombing.
• Pack of 10: Includes 10 individual labels, each measuring approximately 14cm x 7cm.
• Educational Value: A valuable resource for teaching about the Blitz, the evacuation process, and the impact of the war on children and families.

This pack is a great addition to any classroom, collection, or historical study, providing insight into the experience of child evacuees during World War II.