Badges Collection (page 4)

Costume jewellery, 1800s (jet)
FMB393606 Costume jewellery, 1800s (jet) by English School, (19th century); Fashion Museum Bath; (add.info.: the leaf-shaped brooch is from around the 1860s;)

Watchman Scout Badge, 1923 (colour litho)
473616 Watchman Scout Badge, 1923 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Acquisition of this badge involved tests on local sea knowledge, including tides)

"Sure! We ll Finish the Job", 1918 (colour litho)
699130 " Sure! We ll Finish the Job", 1918 (colour litho) by Beneker, Gerrit Albertus (1882-1934); 96x67 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Badges to be earned by Boy Scouts (colour litho)
5998166 Badges to be earned by Boy Scouts (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Badges to be earned by Boy Scouts)

Seals of the United States (engraving)
6014057 Seals of the United States (engraving) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Seals of the United States)

The Whit Monday Cart-horse Parade in Regent Park, the Princess May presenting the badges (engraving)
1038860 The Whit Monday Cart-horse Parade in Regent Park, the Princess May presenting the badges (engraving) by English School

Arms of the states of the USA (colour litho)
3096560 Arms of the states of the USA (colour litho) by American School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Arms of the states of the USA)

Cupid stung by bees - Design for a pendant or hat badge, c. 1532-43 (pen & ink on paper)
829842 Cupid stung by bees - Design for a pendant or hat badge, c.1532-43 (pen & ink on paper) by Holbein the Younger, Hans (1497/8-1543); 5.6x5.6 cm; eThe Devonshire Collections

Identification tag for Cornelius Robinson, with American eagle, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Robinson enlisted as a bugler at the age of 17 in the U.S. Colored Cavalry. Brass disk with attachment hole at top. Obverse

Identification tag for C. P. More [sic], 1863 - 1864. Creator: Unknown
ID tag from the American Civil War. Moore enlisted at age 18 and died of disease in 1864. Gilt brass disk with attachment hole at the top. Obverse: struck with General George B

Member badge for the Deborah Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, 20th century
A dark blue badge with a metal badge attached with the word: MEMBER. It states that the person possessing this badge is a member of the Deborah Chapter No. 15 O.E.S

"Mothers Corner"with Mrs Whithard as the "Mother"
" Mothers Corner" with Mrs Whithard as the " Mother" is a popular feature of the YMCA, at Gattis in the Strand

Civil Defence service badge, woven in a gold colour, worn on the left breast of a uniform instead of an A.R.P. badge. Circa 1941

Badges and buttons of the Air Training Corps. Circa 1940s

The new badge of the Reconnaissance Corps: a vertical spear supported on each side by forked lighting. Circa 1940

A 1936 MG model. Abingdon, Oxfordshire. 14th September 1979

Liverpool footballer Phil Neal wearing a club scarf decorated with badges celebrating the clubs European successes. 19th October 1981

Motorhead - Heavy Metal / Rock Group. LEFT TO RIGHT
Motorhead - Heavy Metal/Rock Group. LEFT TO RIGHT... Pete Gill, Phil Campbell, Mick " Wurzel" Burston and leader of the group Lemmy Kilmister Picture taken 20th January 1986Motorhead

Lemmy from Motorhead Full name Ian Fraser "Lemmy"Kilmister
Lemmy from Motorhead Full name Ian Fraser " Lemmy" Kilmister, an English musician, singer, and songwriter who founded and fronted the rock band Motorhead Picture taken 20th January 1986

Sant Singh Shattar, Royal Mail Postal Worker, pictured 6th October 1960. He is Birminghams first postman allowed to wear a Turban as part of his official uniform, not a cap

These four venture scouts from the 41st St Phillis group at Birchencliffe are off to Kenya for a month at the end of July. They are part of a group of 60 Yorkshire Venture Scouts making the trip

"What a funny car, "these youngsters seem to be saying as they look at this
" What a funny car, " these youngsters seem to be saying as they look at this 1912 Austin. It was on view at the Standard Motor Companys Canley works following the Veteran Clubs run

Sixty five year old Eddie Dyke, of Sunderland who is chairman of the South Tynedale Railway Society at Alston with his teddy

Hells Angels along with thousands of music fans gathered in Hyde Park during the the pop concert which was headlined by the Rolling Stones. 5th July 1969

1971 Triumph 250pi car owned by Rob Watson July 1999 from Galashiels

AUDI A8 CAR EXTERIOR AUGUST 1997

AUDI A8 CAR EXTERIOR AUGUST 1997

The New Honda Accord Coupe August 1999 PIC BY CHRIS WATT

AUDI A8 CAR EXTERIOR AUGUST 1997 CLOSE UP OF LOGO

A string of I Like Ike badges The slogan "I Like Ike"was created when Peter G
A string of I Like Ike badges The slogan " I Like Ike" was created when Peter G. Peterson for Dwight Eisenhower presidential campaign of 1952. 20th June 1952

Paul Coulter with his restored Hillman Imp April 1998 Imp super badge

Rolls Royce Silver Seraph March 1998 inside engine of luxury car

Rolls Royce Silver Seraph March 1998 bonnet mascot silver lady emblem

Sergeant Pat Fawcett of Rugby Police(right) is setting a trend in her "new look"
Sergeant Pat Fawcett of Rugby Police(right) is setting a trend in her " new look" hat. She is the first woman policewoman in the County force - except for trainees at college - to wear

The highest distinction in the Guiding movement, the Queens Guide Award has gone to two Tyneside girls. Christine Thompson 14, of Benton and Jane Wood

The 1st Denton Girl Guide Company had something to celebrate when two of their members, Helen Younger and Helen Lane, received their Queens Guide Award in April 1982

Coco the clown turns serious at Walkergate Junior School, Newcastle, to give one of his road safety talks

A Brussels girl whose hobby is collecting badges from the liberating Allied troops, shows off her collection on the sleeve of her coat during the Second World War September 1944

DISTRICT MESSENGERS / GPO
Young boys worked as GPO District Couriers and delivered packages all over London. They wore a distinct uniform with badges on their hats. Date: circa 1930

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China, Shanghai, Mao Tse-Tung memorabilia metal badges

Triumph badge. Creator: Unknown
Triumph badge

Morris badge. Creator: Unknown
Morris badge

1909 Paterson Flying Fish mascot. Creator: Unknown
1909 Paterson Flying Fish mascot

Alvis mascot. Creator: Unknown
Alvis mascot

Britannia mascot on King George VI Lanchester 1934. Creator: Unknown
Britannia mascot on King George VI Lanchester 1934

Aston Martin logo. Creator: Unknown
Aston Martin logo

Awaiting Individual Blessing of a Bishop at Lourdes, France
The White Train at Lourdes. The Sick gather on the forecourt of the Basilica await the Individual Blessing of a Bishop. Date: circa 1910

Robert Lindsay and David Essex in That ll Be The Day (1973)
Terry (Robert Lindsay) and Jim (David Essex) in a cafe in their school uniform in the first part of the film

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"Unveiling the Stories Behind Badges: A Journey through History and Identity" Step into a captivating world where badges become windows to the past, revealing tales of bravery, unity, and heritage. From a striking WW2 poster showcasing the map of the British Army to an intriguing glimpse into the activities of 52 (Lowland) Division, these badges serve as silent witnesses to monumental moments in history. Transport yourself back to World War One with a collection proudly worn by Scottish Regiments, each emblem representing unwavering loyalty and sacrifice. Witness firefighters taking respite after battling flames at St Katherines Dock, their badges symbolizing courage amidst chaos. Delve into the realm of sportsmanship as club caps and colors proudly display team spirit. Explore genealogy through intricately designed coats of arms depicting the Houses of York and Lancaster's origin and reunion—a vivid tapestry woven with royal bloodlines. Discover how badges played an integral role during times of war; formation signs guiding troops on treacherous battlefields or adorning chests adorned with great orders of knighthood—an embodiment of honor bestowed upon exceptional individuals. Witness history unfold as suffragettes sell badges in their relentless pursuit for equality. Observe Lord Mountbatten inspecting Sea Scouts' insignias—symbols that inspire discipline and leadership among young minds. Marvel at Liverpool's coat-of-arms engraving from 1907—a visual testament to civic pride etched onto metal. And journey across oceans to Ascension Island where adorable cub seals bear witness to nature's wonders while sporting their own unique badge-like markings. In this mesmerizing exploration, we unravel stories hidden within these small but mighty symbols—badges that transcend time, reminding us all that behind every emblem lies a tale waiting patiently to be discovered.