What does this badge make you think of? ( Non-Nazi Swastika usage).

Close but no cigar - a couple of banks in Melbourne and Sydney had Swastika floors in the 1920s

And apparently it was popular for bridal outfits around the same time

 

The war memorial at Brampton, near Chesterfield, unveiled on 18th September 1921, with the symbol referred to by the IWM war memorials site as being a fylfot. Covered over during WW2?





In Hereford Cathedral, a section of the floor has inlaid swastikas.

 

An advertisement for collars in a local paper the Workington Star and Harrington Guardian dated 24,March 1916.

 

A wheel on a Vauxhall Crossland that came in our garage this week, does it or doesn't it look like a Swastika you decide ?

 

The Swastika was used by the Scouts Association as a 'Thank you' badge, prior to its links to Fascism.

 

I'd heard of it years ago, but hadn't realised the variety of badges that Swastikas that were used on until I looked at your attachment. I am an ex-Scout and think that I heard through someone at my Troop.

 

Where are the houses? I only ask as they look a little like the design of houses near where I used to live in Thorpe Bay, Essex.