Redhill County Hospital Middlesex,Nurses Badge

One of a series of similar badges for hospitals within the County of Middlesex.The design features an imposed shield on a base bearing the cross of St George on a laurel wreath around which is a blue enamel belt with the Hospital name.The shield has the three Seaxes below a crown, the emblem of Middlesex.This badge is for The Redhill County Hospital Middlesex.Condition is very good ,pin and cla...  read more

Code: 52729

North Middlesex County Hospital, Nurses badge

One of a series of similar badges for hospitals within the County of Middlesex.The design features an imposed shield on a base bearing the cross of St George on a laurel wreath around which is a blue enamel belt with the Hospital name.The shield has the three Seaxes below a crown, the emblem of Middlesex.This badge is for The North Middlesex County Hospital.Condition is good ,pin and clasp inta...  read more

Code: 52728

West Middlesex County Hospital, Nurses badge

One of a series of similar badges for hospitals within the County of Middlesex.The design features an imposed shield on a base bearing the cross of St George on a laurel wreath around which is a blue enamel belt with the Hospital name.The shield has the three Seaxes below a crown, the emblem of Middlesex.This badge is for The West Middlesex County Hospital.Condition is very good ,pin and clasp ...  read more

Code: 52727

St Marylebone Infirmary,Nurses medal

A bronze nurses medal from St Marylebone Infirmary, (later to be renamed St Charles' Hospital),in North Kensington.Originally a Poor Law Infirmary, it was one of the first to have its own Nurse Training School under the auspices of Florence Nightingale.It changed its name to St Marlylebone Hospitalin 1923 and then St Charles' Hospital in 1930 when it came under the control of the LCC.
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Code: 52725

The London Hospital,Nurses badge trio

A trio of badges awarded to the same nurse for her training during World War Two.The first is a silver and enamel badge for the London Hospital in Whitechapel.The badge was first designed in 1929 and a large pattern issued until 1933.Complaints about the large size whose weight strained the starched aprons led to it being replaced by this smaller more traditional badges shortly after that. For ...  read more

Code: 52723

University College Worcester,Nurses badge

A scarce nurses badge for courses at the University College Worcester.This was in operation between 1997 and 2005 since when it has become the University of Worcester.In very good unissued condition with pin, clasp and safety roller catch all good,Makers mark for Fattorini 01212361307.Height 41mm  read more

Code: 52714

North Staffs Royal Infirmary, silver nurses badge

A Silver and enamel pendant badge for the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary.It features the hospital buildings ,in relief and the ornate spreader bar bears the motto Deo Juvante-With God's Help.The badge is in good condition however it has lost the enamel from the suspension bar(common for this badge).Pin and clasp intact.Marked to rear S Brown, hallmarks WJD (William James Dingley ) and year...  read more

Code: 52713

York School of Nursing,Silver Nurses Badge

A silver and enamel nurses badge for the York School of Nursing. The round badge has a central motif of a cross of St George with five lions, taken from the arms of the city, on a rose for Yorkshire.Condition appears to be unissued, in its plastic Fattorini box.makers marks for Thomas Fattorini Regent street Birmingham.Hallmarked for TF Birmingham 1982.Height 30mm  read more

Code: 52711

York School of General Nursing,Silver Nurses Badge

A superb Silver and enamel nurses badge from the York School of General Nursing.The pointed oval design is quartered with York School of General Nursing on a blue background in the top left and bottom right sections.The white Rose of Yorkshire and the cross of St George with five lions, from the arms of York,appear in the top right and bottom left sections.Condition is excellent with minimal su...  read more

Code: 52710

Sussex Eye Hospital,silver nurses medal

A scarce first pattern nurses medal from the Sussex Eye Hospital.It features a Sun and its rays in a voided centre, above which is the latin motto Ad Lucem-To the Light.It is suspended from its original silk ribbon with a plain silver pin back brooch fitting.The pin has been professionally replaced. Hallmarks for SGS co Ltd (Sussex Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd) Birmingham 1946.Height 64mm  read more

Code: 52707