Central Hospital Warwick,Silver Mental Nurses badge
A silver and enamel Nurses badge from the South Wark's Hospital Group for the Central Hospital in Warwick.To a similar pattern of many badges awarded by the Group, it features a red greek cross in front of a golden sun and rays on a blue background.Very minor enamel damage at 1,3 and 8 o'clock.Pin,clasp and safety roller catch are all good.Hallmarked for TF (Thomas Fattorini) Birmingham 1966.He... read more
Bedford Midwifery,Midwives Badge
A brass and enamel badge for Midwifery training at Bedford.The simple design features an infant being held and the words Bedford Midwifery.Good overall condition with pin, clasp and safety roller catch all in order.Makers mark for Thomas Fattorini Regent Street Birmingham.Height 31mm read more
Dudley Road Hospital Birmingham , Nurses Badge
A brass, silver plated and enamel Nurses badge from the Dudley Road Hospital in Birmingham.The design features an arch shape above the letters DRH.This is based upon the long corridor of the hospital which was originally a quarter of a mile long with nine Nightingale ward blocks running off it.Condition is good although with some minor surface scratches and much of the plating is worn giving a ... read more
Cased Badge of Nightingale School of Nursing St Thomas's Hospital
Another exquisite example of one of the most sought after Nursing Badges ever issued, that of the Nightingale School of Nursing at St Thomas' Hospital.
This silver badge, in it's own original leather presentation case, is in an excellent original condition .It is named to Joyce E Nicholson nee Stevenson with the year 1922 ,This is Joyce Elaine Stevenson who is shown in the GNC Register a... read more
Lowestoft & North Suffolk Hospital Silver Nurses Badge
A silver nurses badge from the Lowestoft & North Suffolk Hospital.The shield shaped badge bears the emblem of the original Lowestoft coat of Arms with St Margaret (the patron Saint of the town).In good condition with pin and clasp good.Named for A C Evans 1954-1957 Marked AF Sterling Silver Height 36mm read more
Canterbury & Thanet Health District,Silver Long Service Badge
A Silver gilt and enamel Long Service badge from the Canterbury & Thanet Health District.The badge features four emblems representing the different former Schools of Nursing within the group.In excellent condition with pin, clasp and safety roller catch all good.Silver hallmarks for Fattorini & Sons Birmingham, 1976.Engraved to the rear for Miss B M Rumley 1963-1983 .Height 32mm read more
The Middlesex Hospital Nurses League, silver nurses badge & GNC pair.
A silver and enamel badge for the Middlesex Hospital Nurses League.The Middlesex Hospital was one of those that did not originally award a hospital badge,as such,to its finalists.Rather they often received the badge of the Hospital's Nurses League,set up in 1931.This badge features the arms and motto of the Hospital "MIseris Succurrere Disco" meaning "I Learn(or Endeavour) to succour the unfor... read more
The Middlesex Hospital Nurses League, silver nurses badge & GNC pair.
A pair of badges awarded to the same nurse for her training during the Second World War.The first is in chrome and enamel for the General Nursing Council For England & Wales.This is named for E H Scholte SRN 110722 27.6.41.Good condition pin and clasp intact.This is Elaine Hilda Scholte who is shown in the register as having trained at the Middlesex Hospital 1938-41( B.1918 Glasgow D.1996 Frim... read more
Staffordshire General Infirmary,Silver Nurses badge
A silver nurses pendant badge for the Staffordshire General Infirmary..The fob badge features a shield bearing the early arms of Stafford which features a castle(one of two which had stood in the town) above a fish. This is suspended from a Stafford knot which a badge of the Duke of Buckingham adopted by the borough.Some surface wear but generally good condition.Pin and clasp good.Hallmarked to... read more
Central London Sick Asylum District,Cleveland Street Infirmary,Nurses League.
An extremely rare Nurses League badge for the Central London Sick Asylum District which was created by the Metropolitan Asylums board in 1868.Situated in what had been the Strand Union Infirmary in Cleveland Street,in the original Georgean Workhouse buildings it was renamed the Cleveland Street Infirmary.It was used as a Children's Hospital by the MAB until its closure in September 1915.I belie... read more
80.00 GBP