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A good original circa pre war period 'Plaistow Trained Nurse badge' in the form of a bronze shield suspended from blue silk ribbon and bar, Cross to voided centre bearing Latin motto 'Nos Nostraque Deo' (We and Ours to God) the reverse impressed with maker's details 'G.Kenning & Son London'. Very good condition, complete with original ribbon and suspension bar with pin fittings. Height 66mm.
Code: 61361
25.00 GBP
A scarce original circa 1960's 'Mayday Hospital Croydon nurse qualification badge', the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1961, maker's details 'T.F' (Thomas Fattorini, Birmingham) and inscribed to the recipient 'Mary Anne Mc Entee 1958 / 1961'. Good condition, complete with original pin fittings with safety roller catch in good working order, service wear to enamel. Height 36mm. Mayday Hospital founded in 1829 and first situated in Duppas Hill, Croydon from 1829 to 1885. Previous names were the 'Croydon Union Infirmary 1885 to 1923 and Mayday Road Hospital 1923 to circa 1930.
Code: 51209
45.00 GBP
A scarce original 'St Peters Hospital Training School for Nurses badge' the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1953 and maker's details 'Toye & Co London'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, safety roller catch absent, hook still functioning perfectly, no damage to the enamel. Height 41mm.
Code: 50587
60.00 GBP
A scarce pair of badges awarded to Staff Nurse, Katherine M.Jones, the first badge awarded is bronze and is inscribed Katherine Jones. September 1938 December 1941. the other is unmarked silver and is embossed to the reverse 'The Saunders Medal' and is inscribed on the suspension bar 'S/N Katherine M.Jones' this housed in its original John Pinches leather fitted case. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings. Height bronze 46mm. Height silver 40mm.
Code: 50267
SOLD
A rare original vintage period 'Charing Cross Hospital School of Operating Department Assistants badge'; gilt and enamel example, the reverse impressed with maker's details 'Thomas Fattorini Regent St Birmingham'. Good condition, complete with original pin fittings (pin a replacement), enamel with very minor service wear. Height 30mm.
Code: 61285
A scarce original wartime period 'Herefordshire General Hospital badge' the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1940 and maker's details 'O & Co'. Good condition, complete with original pin fittings, service wear to enamel. Height 36mm.
Code: 61284
A superb example of a scarce original circa 1979 period 'Ealing District School of Nursing silver gilt named badge', the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1979 and maker's details 'T.F'. Very good clean condition, complete with original pin fittings, safety roller catch in good working order, enamel and gilt finish perfect. Height 34mm.
Code: 61277
80.00 GBP
A superb example of a scarce original circa 1979 period 'Cuckfield & Crawley School of Nursing silver gilt badge', the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1979 and maker's details 'F&S' (Fattorini & Sons). Very good clean condition, complete with original pin fittings, safety roller catch in good working order, enamel and gilt finish perfect. Height 32mm.
Code: 61276
A scarce original circa 1970's silver plated blue enamel badge, the reverse impressed with maker's details 'Thomas Fattorini Regent St. Birmingham'. Good condition, complete with original pin fittings safety catch a little stiff, enamel flaws around the edge, price reflects. Diameter 30mm.
Code: 61184
A scarce original circa 1960's 'Royal Buckinghamshire & Associated Hospitals School of Nursing Badge'; chromium plated example, the reverse impressed with maker's details 'Thomas Fattorini Ltd Regent St Birmingham' and inscribed to the recipient 'S.J. Lunn 1961-1964'. Very good condition, complete with original suspension bar with pin fittings, safety roller catch in good working order, enamel perfect. Height 50mm.
Code: 61142
A very scarce original circa 1970's 'East Birmingham school of nursing badge, the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks (the letter date is illegible) and maker's details 'BM&BCo' (Birmingham Medal & Badge Co). Very good condition, complete with original pin fitting incorporating safety roller catch in working order, enamel intact, manufacturers undulated edge flaw in the 11 o'clock position not affecting the appearance. Height 33mm.
Code: 61123
A very scarce original 1964 period 'Whittington Hospital nurses qualification badge', shield shaped example depicting the 'Archway' (London Borough of Islington) in light and dark blue enamel; the reverse impressed with Birmingham hallmarks for 1964 and maker's details 'F&S' (Fattorini & Sons Ltd). Excellent condition, complete with original pin fittings with roller safety catch in good working order, enamel perfect. Height 30mm. Holborn Union Infirmary (1879 - 1921) Holborn and Finsbury Hospital (1921 - 1930) Absorbed by Whittington Hospital as Archway Wing (1952 - 1969) Archway Hospital Group (1946 - 1948)
Code: 61054
A good original circa 1930's period fine quality 'Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary silver and enamel nurses badge', the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1930, maker's details 'F & S' (Fattorini & Son) and inscribed to the recipient 'F.L.Eales 1928 - 1932'. Good condition, complete with original pin fittings, enamel with minor service wear. Diameter 32mm.
Code: 61035
A scarce original 1977 - 1987 'Monklands District General Hospital badge'; gilt and red enamel example, the reverse impressed with maker's details 'Thomas Fattorini Regents St Birmingham. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, no damage to the enamel. Diameter 27mm.
Code: 61007
A scarce original First World War period superb quality 'Holborn Infirmary nurses badge' in the form of a large hollow silver white rose, mounted with a coloured shield bearing the 'Coat of Arms of Holburn', the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1917 and maker's details 'R.S' 'Spencer London' and inscribed to the recipient 'Frances May Pound 1915'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fitting, enamel perfect. An excellent example. Height 36mm. Frances May Pound was born around 1884 in Stratton St. Margaret Wiltshire. She trained at the Holborn Union Infirmary between 1912 and 1915. During the Second World War she was living in Harrogate Yorkshire. She later married and became Mrs Frances May Storr. Holborn Union Infirmary (1879 - 1921) Holborn and Finsbury Hospital (1921 - 1930) Absorbed by Whittington Hospital as Archway Wing (1952 - 1969) Archway Hospital Group (1946 - 1948)
Code: 60964
250.00 GBP
A scarce original circa pre 1948 fine qualiity 'Cornella & East Dorset Hospital silver and enamel badge'; the reverse impressed 'Silver', maker's details 'G&SCo Ltd' (Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd Regent Street, London) and inscribed to the recipient 'Hazel Madeline Wells. May 1945 - July 1949'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, enamel perfect except for a tiny flaw in the 12 o'clock position. Height 36mm. 'Cornella & East Dorset Hospital' was renamed 'Poole General Hospital' in 1948.
Code: 60784
90.00 GBP
A good original early pre-war period Irish 'Belfast City Hospital badge', good quality large oval heavy silver plated example, raised blue enamel title surround, the centre bearing enamelled Coat of Arms of Belfast on hatched ground, the reverse impressed with maker's details 'Toye & Co London'. Very good condition, complete with original early period steel pin fittings, no damage to the enamel. Height 39mm.
Code: 60755
A good original late 20th century 'Barking Havering & Brentwood school of nursing silver plated badge' in the form of a cross and inlaid with light and dark green enamel, the reverse with maker's details 'Fattorini'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings with safety roller catch in good working order, no damage to the enamel. Height 34mm.
Code: 60727
A scarce original circa 1961 fine quality Scottish 'Aberdeen Royal Infirmary & Associated Hospitals nurse training school badge, the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1961, maker's details 'W.J.D' (William James Dingley) and inscribed to the recipient 'No 898' M.A.Mulady'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, roller safety catch absent, but does not prevent the hook functioning as normal, enamel perfect except for a very minor flaw in the 12 o'clock position, a silver safety chain will accompany this item. Diameter 30mm.
Code: 60690
75.00 GBP
A scarce original circa 1910 period 'Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples' Home & College' nurses hospital gilt and enamel award badge bearing additional clasps 1911, 1914,1916 and 1920, the reverse embossed with facsimile signature of Queen Alexandra. Very good condition, complete with original silk ribbon and 'Queen Alexandra League of Children' suspension bar with pin fittings, no stress mark or damage to the enamel, gilt finish remains bright, silk ribbon now very fragile. Height approx 95mm. Originally called the Princess Louise Military Hospital, becoming 'Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples' Home & College' situated in Alton Hampshire and admitting the first patients in 1908, adult patients were admitted in 1951 and the Nurse Training School was opened soon afterwards the hospitals name was changed to 'Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital'.
Code: 60662
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