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  • Medallions and badges

     

    Huge crown sized silver 1760 George III coronation medallion

    George III , the official silver medal for the coronation, 1761, by L. Natter, laur. and armoured bust r., variety with thinner bust with longer face, rev. King enthroned, crowned by standing Britannia, PATRIAE. OVANTI , normal Latin date MDCCLXI , 34mm. (Eimer 694; BHM 23A)

    Staggering find - Huge Saxon/Viking medallion

    11.20g, 27.95mm

     

    Admiral Edward Boscawen at the battle of Porto Bello 1737,37.27mm dia

    RARE Right facing Issue .1739 ADMIRAL VERNON - BATTLE & CAPTURE of PORTOBELLO

    This is a stunning huge gilded medallion find of a famous British Hero Earl St Vincent

    38.13 mm dia 24.15g

    obv Defeated the Spanish Fleet St Vincent

    Rev Feb 14th 1797 four ships taken off Cape St Vincent - Valour rewarded

    February 14th 1997 marked the bicentenary of the Battle of Cape St. Vincent, the first of the important series of Horatio Nelson's naval victories leading up to the bicentennial of the Battle of Trafalgar in 2005.

    Lord Wellington campaign medallion 1809 -15

    Talavera

    Vittoria

    Badajoz

    Waterloo

     

    Royal Arch Masons Jewel Deo Regi Fratribus Honor Fidelitas Benevolentia

    Huge Victorian silver badge - one side is Latin and other reads Beauty, Wisdom, Truth, Concord, Strength

    9.0g, 47mm H - Maker Spencer of London

    Deo regi fratribus honor fidelitas benevolentia" -
    God, King, Brother, Fidelity, Benevolence

    "Every Royal Arch Mason is entitled to wear the Jewel of the Degree".

    Fascinating relic - 1901 - 1910 Edward VII pendant with young Edward and wife on one side and old Edward on other side

    This amazing huge copper relic, that I though initially was a monster medieval religious find, turns out not to be as it appears . When I blew up the photo I noticed a MADE IN GREECE mark next to the double bust- This had me completely fooled. Still a neat find but not a 1000 years old LOL

    Love & Lamented Crowned July 1821 - George IV King of Great Britain

    Ivory Castle league badge

    From the 1950s, a large number of health authorities established their own branded campaigns with varying success. 

    The Oral Hygiene Service, founded by the very successful Ivory Castle League, was however a commercial company which developed very effective campaigns.

     

    Victorian commemorative medal
    King and Empire, Services rendered metal. What a neat find
    Religious Pendant probably 19thC
    Medallion probably late 1800's
    Canadian Don cleaned up this particularly nice Colchester Royal Grammar school medal
    William coronation medal 1831
    George V silver hallmarked commemerative medal 1911
    George IV medal
    North Peckham badge
    Nazi badge from a crashed Dornier bomber
    20thC Ormond cycling club
    'The soldiers friend born' Aug 16th 1765
    19thC Teddy tail league
    20thC PWI HELI ? badge
    'Stormy Weather ' enamelled badge - no idea what that means LOL

    This is a badge of the " Primrose League "

    Information kindley updated by Tim Burt


    A small meeting was opened at the Carlton Club in London on the 17th November 1883 and the 'Primrose Tory League' (the Tory part of the title was soon to be dropped) was launched by Lord Randolph Churchill, (father of Sir Winston Churchill), Mr. (later Sir) John Gorst, Sir H. Drummond Wolff, Mr. Percy Mitford, Colonel Fred Burnaby, Sir Alfred Slade and others, who constituted themselves the Grand Council of the Primrose League.

    St John's ambulance badge
    ?
    Neat find - Essex police badge(b)
    Enamelled badge probably 20thC
    Heraldic pendant with traces of red,blue and green enamelling remaining, First Earl of Lancaster, Edmond " Crunchback" , son of King Henry III. Around the end of `1200's
    Benets Artefact book page 171 .Roman Eagle, spread wings with feathers, mount perhaps from a military standard
    Springbock badge - union strength
    Early Medieval looking hammered pendant(c)
    Victoria 50th jubilee medal 1887
    League of Youth badge, probably 20thC
    Large George VI and Elizabeth II commemorative medal
    June 1830 William IIII medallion
    WWI flying badge - 1.05g, 14.64mm

    20thC lapel badge

    Transport & General Workers Union

    20thC Red Cross badge
    Enamelled badge
    German Eagle insignia
    Edward VII 1902 Medallion
    20thC girl guides badge
    Medieval shield mount with red enamelling remaining - not sure what the symbol means

    161 Athletes Volunteer force badge

    September 20, 1914, Sunday

    LONDON, Sept 19. -- The English soccer players have got together and formed an organization called "The Athletes' Volunteer Force" for home service, which enables them to keep their engagements with their various clubs during the football season. Many well-known players are already at the front, and they have been followed this week by Lintott of Leeds City, Crab-tree of the Blackburn Rovers, Evans of Aston Villa, and Kelsall of Sunderland

    CLB Junior Training Corp badge

    The Church Lads Brigade was formed at St. Andrews Church, Fulham, in 1891.  From this one Company started by Walter Mallock Gee, the then secretary of the Church of England Temperance Society, the organization grew rapidly.  With cornerstones of the Brigades work being strong Christian principles and healthy physical activity, the numbers grew to having up to 8,000 on parade at the Royal Review of 1908.  Meanwhile the Rev. Thomas Milner at a Kilburn Parish Church opened the first company for girls in 1901. Originally they were known as the Church Nursing and Ambulance Brigade for Young Women and Girls, until 1923 when they became an Incorporated Society known as the Church Girls Brigade.  A major reorganization in 1936 freed them from all military meaning and intention.  The Brigades continued their work through the Second World War and after. 

    1851 Victorian medallion - Crystal palace

    'COVERING AN AREA OF 18 ACRES LENGTH 1848 BREADTH 406 Ft HEIGHT 86 Ft TRANSEPT 108Ft

    Cost £150,000'

    July 9th 1821 George IV copper medallion

    Coronation of George IV of England

     

    With the country at war and all able-bodied men needed to fight, there was a shortage of labour to work on farms and in other jobs on the land. At the same time it was becoming increasingly difficult to get food imported from abroad, so more land needed to be farmed to provide homegrown food. The Women's Land Army provided much of the labour force to work this land.

    S.Vincenzo Di Paolo

    La Sza Vergine Dolorosa

    'Way of the Cross '

    WWII Womans land Army badge
    Victorian Coronation medallion June 26th 1838
    Brilliant condition Duke of Wellington coin commemorating the battles of Salamanca, Rodrigo and of course Waterloo against Napoleon
    1910- 1935 George V silver Jubilee Medallion

    1815 Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher (1742-1819), Prussian Field Marshal

    The Battle of Waterloo, 1815 commemorative coin - great find

    British field sports enameled badge
    Essex badge
    West of England House, The cheapest goods in all England Est 1825 Newcastle, Sunderland
    July 1818 Queen Adelaide/ Willam IIII marriage medallion

    1825 D.Hill & Co Wollen maufacturers, clothiers, drapers, shipowners,shippers, outfitters to all parts of the world

    Hartlepool

    18thC guinea gaming token

    20thC Advertising token

    20 words 6 pence in the Daily Chronicle - 2 pence every additional 8 words - 3 times for the price of 2 - Clerkenwell News (London)

    1817 Portuguese 50 Reis copper coin
    1861 German counter Kaiser Konig V

    Giuseppe Garibaldi (July 4, 1807 – June 2, 1882) was an Italian military and political figure. In his twenties, he joined the Carbonari Italian patriot revolutionaries, and had to flee Italy after a failed insurrection. He then contributed to the independence of Uruguay, leading the Italian Legion in the Uruguayan Civil War, and afterwards returned to Italy as a commander in the conflicts of the Risorgimento.

    He has been dubbed the "Hero of the Two Worlds" in tribute to his military expeditions in both South America and Europe.[1] He is considered an Italian national hero.

    Queen Victoria 60th year medallion

    Great relic find - Templar badge still in the mould

     

    'A badge for a Knight of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre in bronze and dating somewhere around C13/14th possibly very slightly later . This is a very scarce item and it relates to The Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem being a Catholic chivalric order of Knighthood that traces its roots to Godfrey of Bouillon, principal leader of the First Crusade. According to reliable sources in the Vatican and Jerusalem, it began in historical reality as a mixed clerical and lay confraternity (association) of pilgrims which gradually grew around the most central of the Christian holy places in the Middle East, the Holy Sepulchre or the tomb of Jesus Christ.This would have been a pin for a member of the order , there is a mark on the reverse where the original pin would have been fixed '

    Arabic lettering on an enamelled badge ??

    Admiral Edward Boscawen at the battle of Porto Bello 1737,37.27mm dia

    1909 Clacton and District Inter Club league silver medallion - Birmingham hall mark
    Victorian centennial festival for the Queen

    Dateline: Circa 1930s

    Red enamelled pin for the 'Cherry Coons Club'. With Eb' and Flo'. .

    Eb' and Flo' was a comic strip produced by British cartoonist Wilfred Haughton. Haughton is best known as being the illustrator of Disney comics in Britain during the 1930s. There is not much information about him available on the internet.

    20thC Great Yarmouth enamelled badge
    20thC Edward VII badge - Crowned June 1902
    Wix T.o.W 1927 - Bristol B
    Enameled 1950's car club badge

    Rome medallion dated 1700

    Pilgrimage souvenir 
    Medallion dated 1700
    (Jubilee year celebrating 
    opening of holy doors - 4 
    Major Basilicas - Rome)

     

    BELOW LEFT: The word 'ROMA' is at the bottom of the image with SCALA SANTA' or holy stairs around image of the holy stairs. RIGHT:  The doors of the four major basilicas in Rome. (St Peters, St John Lateran, Mary Major and St Paul's Outside the Walls), are the same opened by John Paul II during the 2000 jubilee. The Holy Spirit  is above.

     

    Teddy Tail League badge is probably 1930s, the two main makers of these badges were J R Gaunt of London and Roden of London.

     

    'Teddy Tail the cartoon mouse and main character of the Teddy Tail League delighted children with his stories for 40 years. He is distinguished by the suit he wears and always shown with a knot in his tail. A somewhat mischievous guy he loved the occasional prank, parties and getting into all sorts of adventures with his friends. Teddy Tail lived in the little village of Whiskertown whose friend included Dr. Beetle, Piggy, Kitty Puss the cat and Dougie the duckling amongst others.

    Teddy Tail’s main claim to fame is that his is the first cartoon strip regularly featured in a British newspaper. His first appearance was in the Daily Mail on the 5th April 1915 and continued until 1962. He disappeared in 1942, a victim of wartime paper shortages and post-war austerity but was revived in 1949 to the delight of his so many fans'.
    Edward VII medallion

    1908 Birmingham hall marked silver mount

    Maker WHH

    1911 George V medallion - Presented by Norris the Mayor of Fulham borough
    Religious medallion

    1938 London hallmarked silver Air Raid Police badge

    Thomas Chawner - maker

    Air Raid Protection Wardens were appointed through out Britain to assist the Police in protecting the public during air raids. In September 1935, as the possibility of a war increased, the British prime minister, Stanley Baldwin, published a circular entitled Air Raid Precautions (ARP) inviting local authorities to make plans to protect their people in event of a war.

    In April 1937 the government decided to create an Air Raid Wardens' Service and during the next year recruited around 200,000 volunteers.

    The duties of an Air Raid Warden included: Ensuring that the blackout was observed, sounding air raid sirens, ensuring that people went into public air raid shelters in an orderly fashion, checking gas masks, evacuating areas around unexploded bombs as well as helping to rescue casualties from bomb damaged properties, finding accomodation for people who had been bombed out, judging the extent and type of damage and informing the Control Centre to send out the rescue services.

     

    HRH The Duke of York and HRH Pricess May marriage medallion

    6 July 1893

    Mary of Teck (Victoria Mary Augusta Louise Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes; 26 May 1867 – 24 March 1953) was the queen consort of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions, and Empress of India, as the wife of King-Emperor George V

    1873 dated religious medallion
    19thC St Christopher medallion
    Neat medallion- Edward V ?
    Harwich football club
    Neat RSPCA badge - Royal society of protection of cruelty to animals
    1962 FDR bowling badge
    Fisherman's badge
    Local Essex police hat badge

    The Daily Herald newspaper first published the Bobby Bear comic strips in 1919. Other newspapers, notably in Australia, followed on and these were also immensely popular. By the early 1930s newspaper’s children clubs were in full swing and the Daily Herald launched their own Bobby Bear Club as part of a general media war to increase circulation. Later during the 1930s The Star and The Argus (Melbourne), both of Australia, brought out their own versions of the Bobby Bear Club together with similar badges.

    Bobby Bear himself was based on the traditional Steiff bear figure, a high-quality, plush toy figure made from 1902 by the German company of Margarete Steiff GmbH. At about the same time the Teddy Bear toy was also invented in the US where the US president, Theodore ‘Teddy’ Roosevelt lent his nickname to the toy.

    The Bobby Bear club was free to join and only required a number of newspaper coupons. On joining, a certificate, handbook and enamel badge were issued with organised club events for children and other announcements printed in their newspapers. The Bobby Bear club like others, was involved in charity and hospital fund raising. One popular event was the Daily Herald’s ‘Help the Hospitals Contest’ that involved children dressing up as Bobby Bear and other related characters to sell raffle tickets and raise funds for hospitals nationwide. They were big events with big prizes too, for example in 1932 there was a £20,000 prize with raffle tickets costing 6d (6 pence) each. An immense amount of money in those recession days when a nice London suburban house would cost less than £5,000

    This badge was produced from die stamped brass with two enamels (red & light yellow). There is a pin fitting on the reverse with an imprint of the manufacturer’s name of ‘Roden, London’. The badge measures just slightly above 1” diameter (26mm approx.).

    The Australian newspapers mentioned above also issued their own badges. These were the same design and style, the only difference was they substituted the newspaper name with their own.

    Swastika mount - long before the Nazi's used it

    In medieval times it was the gammadion, used to symbolize Christ as the cornerstone, also the four Evangelists, with Christ as the centre

     

    The word swastika came from the Sanskrit word svastika, meaning any lucky or auspicious object, and in particular a mark made on persons and things to denote good luck.

    Fellowship, Freedom, Reform badge

    The Fellowship of Freedom & Reform, temperance movement badge (1920's-1940's)

    The Fellowship of Freedom & Reform (FFR) were a temperance-based movement who campaigned for more responsible trading within licensing premises. Unlike other temperance organisations, the FFR had no religious affiliations nor seeked a ban on the sale of alcohol. Rather, they campaigned to reform and fight against abuses within the licensed trade and for improved family-orientated public houses. The FFR also published their own periodical called Sobriety.

    The badge is made from die-stamped brass with three enamels (blue, red & white) and a gilt finish.

    The Board of Agriculture organised the Land Army during the Great War, starting activities in 1915. Towards the end of 1917 there were over 250,000 - 260,000 women working as farm labourers. 20,000 in the land army itself.

    'May we be happy' badge

    Brownies badge ?

    1837-1897 Victorian Commemorative medallion

    Longest British reign

    1920's silver boxing medallion
    20thC Girl guides badges
    George III half guinea gaming token 19thC religious pendant

    1790 George III gilded full guinea gaming token

    'For the good old times'

    Leeds United FA cup winners medal

    1899 Col Baden Powell hero of Mafeking medallion - issued by W.H.O Wills Capstan Navy cut cigarettes

     

    Lord Robert Baden-Powell of Gilwell (1857-1941) was a decorated soldier, talented artist, actor and free-thinker. Best known during his military career for his spirited defense of the small South African township of Mafeking during the Boer War, he was soon to be propelled to extraordinary fame as the Founder of Scouting.

    1839 Victoria Queen of Great Britain medallion
    Edward VII coronation medallion Britannia badge 1897 Victoria diamond jubilee medallion

    1887 Victoria Queen of England and Empress of India medallion

    1837 -1887 Gold Jubilee

    1897 Victoria diamond jubilee medallion
    1897 Victoria diamond jubilee medallion

    British field sports society enamelled badge

    Year:
    1960 - 1970

    Love this mount/badge find which reads Duke W

    It is George 1st period by the dress and need research to ID the guy

    1761 George III & Charlotte coronation medallion
    1920's golf medallion

    1915 Dutch 1 gulden milled silver coin medallion

    Queen Wilhelmina I ruled the Kingdom of the Netherlands as a young lady starting in 1890 and continued to 1948

    1823 Gerge IV medallion

    Saint George slaying the dragon. A crude imitation of Pistrucci's masterpiece found on British coinage to this day.

    Stone henge silver medallion pendant - Birmingham 1892

    Victorian - The Childrens League membership badge

    First side, Suffer the little children to come unto me, for I am the good Shepherd ( inscription around symbol of Jesus)
    Second side. This is a token of membership of the children's league of peace and goodwill to all children of all races.

    George IV crowned June 19th 1821 - death medallion
    20thC enameled 'Strength clean thorough' badge 20thC Swimming Association - silver standard badge Victorian silver name badge - JHS
    20thC The Lords Prayer medallion Colchester Badge

    1961 Butlins enamelled badge

    Ayr in Scotland

    20thC East Anglian TEC badge

    National cycling proficiency badge

    Mr Horace Valvona started the Safe Cycling Scheme when he was County Road Safety Officer.
    It began in 1955 and over the next 12 years 165 girls cycled with the team.

    1920's The New Hudson Cycle Limited badge

    The New Hudson marque began in the late 1800's as a bicycle factory in Birmingham, England. The owner, George Patterson, made his first motorcycle in 1902, but as it was not a sales success, no more motor cycles were produced until 1910. From 1910 to 1932; with the exception of years 1915 to 1919 when WWI meant only munitions and bicycles were made; motorcycle production averaged about 2000 each year. The company were always keen on gaining success in motor cycle sport and gained many good results. However lacking the finances of larger companies their best result in the Isle of Man TT was Jimmy Guthrie's second place in the Senior event in 1927.

    In 1932 due to the depression motor cycle production ceased as it was no longer profitable

    20thC North British Champions club badge 1897 Victoria diamond jubilee badge Victorian British House of Commons medallion
    20th C Clacton Hospital badge

    20th C Medallion

    'DIVI ESPEDO

    'HASO'

    1714 George 1st official coronation medal by John Crocker.

    1937 Medallion

    George VI ascended the throne upon the abdication of his brother, Edward VIII, on 11 December 1936, three days before his 41st birthday. Edward's coronation had been planned for 12 May and it was decided to continue with his brother and sister-in-law's coronation on the same date.

    Victorian religious medallion

    Psalm 23:1–6

    Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. 5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.

    'Two Brothers' name plate Primrose League Associates pin badge

    Circa 1920's 'Primrose League Associates pin badge'; yellow enamelled primrose bearing 'PL' emblem, the reverse impressed with maker's details 'W.O.Lewis Birmm' and 'Rd 29381' a Registered Design and Patent date of 1897.

    The Primrose League was founded by Lord Randolph Churchill at the Carlton Club, London, on 17 November 1883. Churchill thought it would be of some limited use to him in his ruthless campaign, begun three years earlier, to secure a position at the forefront of the Conservative Party.

    1889 dated pendant - ATA Crookshank Cross for six month's abstinence

    Army Temperance Association (ATA) in 1893, which soon had over 70,000 members. The ATA also adopted the Soldiers’ Total Abstinence Association's motto of ‘Watch and Be Sober’.

    It provided temperance institutes for its members, sponsored a wide range of sporting activities and promoted regimental campaigns towards sobriety. It continued awarding medals, such as that for three years' temperance

    1739 Admiral Edward Boscawen at the battle of Porto Bello medallion

    1937 Ardleigh British legion badge - Birmingham assay office

    Jeffery Colchester

    Maker W.H.H

    WWII Womans land Army badge

    With the country at war and all able-bodied men needed to fight, there was a shortage of labour to work on farms and in other jobs on the land. At the same time it was becoming increasingly difficult to get food imported from abroad, so more land needed to be farmed to provide homegrown food. The Women's Land Army provided much of the labour force to work this land.

    1840's Victoria and Prince Albert medallion ?
    Vintage British and racing sports car club WW II Queens regiment sweet heart badge

    Castle Gold Foil Saumur Brass Token Medallion W&A Gilbey

    W & A Gilbey Wine Merchants Brass Medallion Castle Gold Foil Saumur. Walter and Alfred Gilbey founded their wine business in London in 1857.

    19thC Victorian jubilee medallion

    Advertising piece, ND(c.1924), obverse; DRINK MORE COCOA. 198,000 TONS OF COCOA WERE EXPORTED FROM THE GOLD COAST DURING 1923 WHICH REPRESENTS NEARLY HALF THE WORLD'S SUPPLY, reverse; DRINK MORE COCOA. GOLD COAST 1923-1924 - AREA LARGER THAN UNITED KINGDOM POPULATION 2,250,000 REVENUE £3,740,000 SURPLUS BALANCE £3,000,000. 33mm, 2.7g, aluminium,

     

    'Drink more Cocoa'

    1923-1924

    Neat relic - 1901 Edward VII King and Queen photograph under glass pendant George V silver Royal Engineers sweetheart badge
    George V Royal Engineers sweetheart badge WWII The Queens regiment Surry sweetheart badge 1903 Sandown Park horse racing club enamelled badge - Ladies badge

    Teddy Tail League badge is probably 1930s, the two main makers of these badges were J R Gaunt of London and Roden of London.

     

    'Teddy Tail the cartoon mouse and main character of the Teddy Tail League delighted children with his stories for 40 years. He is distinguished by the suit he wears and always shown with a knot in his tail. A somewhat mischievous guy he loved the occasional prank, parties and getting into all sorts of adventures with his friends. Teddy Tail lived in the little village of Whiskertown whose friend included Dr. Beetle, Piggy, Kitty Puss the cat and Dougie the duckling amongst others.

    Teddy Tail’s main claim to fame is that his is the first cartoon strip regularly featured in a British newspaper. His first appearance was in the Daily Mail on the 5th April 1915 and continued until 1962. He disappeared in 1942, a victim of wartime paper shortages and post-war austerity but was revived in 1949 to the delight of his so many fans'.
    1759-1809 George III 50th year of reign medallion

    Mega rare copper

    Medal Great Britain George II Indian Peace 1757

    'Wow! Search under peace medal. It is one of the earliest made for Indian trade in America.' Dan



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    WWI Essex federation enamelled badge

    Federation Of Womens Institutes Members

    20thC MillWall football club enamelled badge Religious medallion ?
    School badge 1950's Corgi model club

    1863 Royal wedding medallion - Albert Edward Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra of Denmark

    OBVERSE: Prince of Wales coat of arms.
    Text : ALBERT EDWARD PRINCE OF WALES Born Nov. 9 1841.
    REVERSE: Bust Princess Alexandra of Denmark, Legend: Married to H.R.H. Princess Alexandra of Denmark, March 10 1863.

    WWII Royal flying corp sweet heart badge

    1843 Thames Tunnel medallion

    The tunnel was originally designed for horse-drawn carriages, but was mainly used by pedestrians and became a tourist attraction. In 1869 it was converted into a railway tunnel

    1940 Essex Special Constable badge- Kings crown William IV and Queen Adelaide - 1831 Coronation Medal
    1914-18 Canadian Red Cross Society badge Georgian religious pendant

    Huge silver pendant

    1920 Birminham mark solid silver

    Braintree 1st FL (Football league)

    Victorian religious pendant ' Belfast'

    Great relic made from a large silver coin

    5 shillings 1892 silver
    5 SHILLINGS 1892 / coat of arms SAR
    ZUID AFRIKANSCHE REPUBLIEK / Paul Kruger (president) left

    1841 Marriage of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales to Princess Alexandra of Denmark 17thC Charles 1st medallion - reported as treasure

    Huge Victorian religious medallion

    1831 William IV - Queen Adelaide copper medallion

    'Crowned Sept 8 1831'

    20thC Royal fusiliers sweet heart enamalled badge- 1st city of London
    20thC Calais badge

    Order of the Eastern star

    1909 Silver 'Star in East'pendant

    Birmingham mint -Sterling silver date letter K

    Marker V&S

    Vaughton & Sons

    General Grand Chapter logo. The Order of the Eastern Star is a Masonic appendant body open to both men and women. It was established in 1850 by lawyer and educator Rob Morris, a noted Freemason. The order is based on teachings from the Bible, but is open to people of all religious beliefs.

    1931 Birmingham mint sterling silver pendant

    William Adams Ltd

    20thC football league badge Young farmers Club Essex
    1904 Swansea Division badge Unknown

    George 1st 1727 Coronation medallion

    Coronation of George II 1727 J. Croker, the official coronation issue, Obverse: Bust left Laureate, armoured and draped, GEORGIVS. II. D.G. MAG. BR. FR. ET. HIB. REX. Reverse the King enthroned right, is crowned by Britannia VOLENTES. PER. POPULOS Exergue: CORON. XI. OCTOB. MDCCXXVII,

    20thC Bag pipe enameled badge Essex county badge Victorian pendant
    WWI Order of St John British Red Cross badge Interesting badge - hand holding a key ? 1924-25 RAC Associate Auto Cycle Union member's badge
    1910 - 1935 George V silver jubilee medallion- Issue by the Teddy Tail league for the Daily Mail newspaper 1944 ROYAL MEDICO-PSYCH ASSOCT'N CERTIFIED NURSE SILVER&ENAMEL NURSES BADGE

     

    'Royal Medico Psycn Assoc Cert Nurse'

    A scarce original 'Robertson's Golly standard pendant badge', miniature size chromium plated example with curly hair, black bow tie and white waistcoat, the reverse stamped in relief the advertising slogan "Golden Shred". retaining original ring
    Height with ring 28mm.

    Castle Gold Foil Saumur Brass Token Medallion W&A Gilbey

    W & A Gilbey Wine Merchants Brass Medallion Castle Gold Foil Saumur. Walter and Alfred Gilbey founded their wine business in London in 1857.

    Pre 1940 Aslef Brothers In Unity Mutual Help Railway Trade Union Enamel Fob Badge

    Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen

    Brothers in unity for mutual help

    1958 British Legion - Manchester medal
    WW2 Era Iron Cross B.I.R.A. Pin Badge TC Anchor Lion A Hallmarks Sterling K3 Enamel & Metal 1902 Edward VII Coronation Book Charm
    Weat Ham United football club pendant Neat British Legion badge still attached to cloth

    Prince Edward - 24th May 1927 medallion

    'Our Empire Prince

    'For god king and empire'

    1950 Ariel motorcycle enamelled tank badge

    Imperial Service

    The Territorial Force Imperial Service Badge was a short-lived decoration of the United Kingdom awarded to those members of the Territorial Force (TF) who were prepared to serve outside the United Kingdom in defence of the Empire, in the event of national emergency. The conditions of enlistment for the TF laid down at their creation in 1908 did not allow for soldiers to be sent for service overseas against their will, as the TF was intended for home defence. However, any man could volunteer for the Imperial Service Section and serve abroad in times of war, which entitled him to wear this badge.[1]

    The badge was worn on the right breast of the uniform. It was not compulsory for the badge to be worn.

     

    Army mount/badge 20thC trumper brooch/badge 1911 George V and Mary Queen consort medallion

    Victorian British key registry and accident assurance tag

    “ For prompt return of these keys to nearest police office or address on other side “.
    5/ REWARD , payable by Registry Company if Insurance is in force.

     

    192 Hope St Glasgow

    5 shilling reward

    Alloy badge made in 'Hong Kong'
     
    20thC badge   Victorian silver pendant
    1897 Victoria medallion-diamond jubilee 1887 Victoria silver jubilee pendant
     
    Victorian crown mount/badges