Derby School of Nursing, nurses badge

A white metal and enamel badge from the Derby School of Nursing.In very Good condition .Pin clasp and safety roller catch all in good order.Makers mark to the rear Thomas Fattorini Regent Street Birmingham Height 32mm  read more

Code: 54162

University of Nottingham School of Nursing & Midwifery,Nurses Badge

A base metal and enamel badge for the Nottingham School of Nursing and Midwifery at the University of Nottingham.It features a stylised Castle and the River associated with the city
.Pin,clasp and safety roller catch intact.Unmarked to the rear .Height 30mm  read more

Code: 54161

Birmingham Infirmary, Nunquam Non Paratus, Early Nursing/Midwifery Badge

A Bronze pendant badge which I believe was an early Privately purchased generic Nursing/Midwifery badge.These appear to have been bought by Nurses across a range of Hospitals which did not issue their own badges.Many were then engraved with the either the initials of the nurse or details of the training hospital,as in this case.They have been identified with date ranges from circa 1905 to the 1...  read more

Code: 54158

Derby City Hospital,silver Nurses Badge

A Silver version of the Derby City Hospital Nurses Badge.It features the Stag at rest in palings,the emblem of Derby.
In good condition although there are some surface scratches to the enamel .Pin and clasp intact.Named for DC Atkins 1962 Hallmarks to the back for makers HWM,Birmingham and year letter for 1959.Height 42mm  read more

Code: 54153

The Sheffield School of Nursing,Silver Nurses badge SEN

A silver and enamel nurses badge from the Sheffield School of Nursing.The pendant badge consists of an enamelled pin back bar brooch with the title Sheffield School of Nursing on a green background. Pin,clasp and safety roller fixing are all good.From this is suspended a medal with a red enamelled geneva cross within a rose(of Yorkshire).To the centre of this is a shield with the arms of Sheffi...  read more

Code: 54151

The Sheffield School of Nursing,Silver Nurses badge RGN

A silver and enamel nurses badge from the Sheffield School of Nursing.The pendant badge consists of an enamelled pin back bar brooch with the title Sheffield School of Nursing on a blue background.Pin,clasp and safety roller fixing are all good.From this is suspended a medal with a red enamelled geneva cross within a rose(of Yorkshire).To the centre of this is a shield with the arms of Sheffiel...  read more

Code: 54150

Saint Mary's Private Nursing Association,Silver Nurses Badge.

An interesting badge for what I believe to be ta Private Nurses Association attached to Saint Marys Hospital.Unfortunately I am still not able to confirm which St Mary's ,although likely candidate is Manchester.During the late 19th & early 20th century many of the larger hospitals had a number of visiting nurses who would provide care in the patients own home for a fee. This one be for one such...  read more

Code: 54148

Nunquam Non Paratus, Early Nursing/Midwifery Badge

A Bronze pendant badge which I believe was an early Privately purchased generic Nursing/Midwifery badge.These appear to have been bought by Nurses across a range of Hospitals which did not issue their own badges.Many were then engraved with the either the initials of the nurse or details of the training hospital,as in this case.They have been identified with date ranges from circa 1905 to the 1...  read more

Code: 54147

Nunquam Non Paratus, Early Professional Nursing/Midwifery Badge

A Bronze pendant badge which I believe was an early Privately purchased generic Nursing/Midwifery badge.These appear to have been bought by Nurses across a range of Hospitals which did not issue their own badges.Many were then engraved with the either the initials of the nurse or details of the training hospital,as in this case.They have been identified with date ranges from circa 1905 to the 1...  read more

Code: 54146

St Thomas's Hospital, Unknown Buttonhole badge

A rare brass and enamel Buttonhole badge for St Thomas's Hospital.It bears the arms of the hospital with the title in red enamel on a brass base.The rear has a Buttonhole type fixing which suggests it was worn by male staff, possibly during the First World War.This is Numbered 39. The hospital was requisitioned in 1914 to become the 5th London General Hospital to treat Military casualties with ...  read more

Code: 54094