A scarce silver and enamel nurses badge from the Southmead Health Authority in Bristol.The circular badge bears the earlier pattern of badge awarded by the Southmead School of Nursing, within an orange border.The badge was issued in several colour variations for differing branches of Nursing & Midwifery and orange denotes ,I believe ,Midwifery Training.Very good condition with pin, clasp and sa...  read more

Code: 53565

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A Silver and enamel Nurses badge for the Royal Cornwall Infirmary in Truro.It features the shield bearing the arms of the Duke of Cornwall and is surmounted by the Prince of Wales feathers.It has Birmingham hallmarks for 1978 and makers marks for Vaughton & Son.The pin is intact and it has its retaining catch.very good condition Height 42mm.
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Code: 54648

A silver plated and enamel Nurses badge from the Broadgreen Hospital in Liverpool.The oval design features the entrance gates to the original hospital in relief with a green enamel border bearing the Hospital Title.Good general condition , pin and clasp good.Engraved to rear A A Rourke Oct 1965. Height 30mm  read more

Code: 54642

A pair of badges awarded to the same nurse for her training in the 1930s. The first is a silver and enamel badge for the General Nursing Council For England & Wales, This being inscribed for SRN J C Chapman 87931 25.3.37 (This being Jessie Charlotte Chapman shown as having trained at St Luke's Hospital Chelsea from 1933-37) Very Good condition. Pin and clasp intact, safety chain in situ.
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Code: 54641

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A brass and enamel nurses badge for the Midland Centre for Neurosurgery & Neurology which was based at Smethwick, in the West Midlands,prior to its move to the QE Hospital Birmingham in the 1990s. The central design features the coat of arms of the Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell.
Condition is good.with pin, clasp and safety roller catch all good Makers mark for Thomas Fattorini regent ...  read more

Code: 54640

a rare silver and enamel badge for the Babington and Derwent Joint Training School for Enrolled Nurse Training in the 1960s. The central motif appears to depict a Pomegranate flower and fruit, the symbol representing life, fertility, regeneration, and the medicinal, life-giving power of nature. It has featured on many nursing badges including those of Chesterfield.
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Code: 54636