St Bernard's Hospital,Nurses Badge.

A chrome and enamel badge for what was originally the Middlesex County Asylum in Hanwell.The hospital was named St Bernard's between 1937 and 1980 and this badge probably dates to the 1950s .The badge depicts the distinctive entrance archway on the Uxbridge road which still exists today.
In good overall condition but with some minor staining to the enamel,as pictured.Pin,clasp and safety...  read more

Code: 50930

Royal Waterloo Hospital for Children & Women,silver nurses badge

One of the first Hospitals to cater for Children,it was founded in 1816.Located on Waterloo Bridge Road it eventually closed in 1976 and the building is now used for Student accommodation for the Notre Dame University.
The Silver and enamel badge consists of a red enamelled Geneva cross,with a central roundel featuring the Royal Cypher.The arms of the cross carry the title Royal Waterloo...  read more

Code: 50925

World War One,Voluntary Aid Detatchment Nurse Brassards/Armbands

A Rare pair of First World War Brassards for a Voluntary Aid Detatchment Nurse.The pair would have been worn by a female VAD Nurse with the St John VAD to the left arm and the St John Ambulance to the right arm.In original and slightly worn condition as pictured but a rare survivor from over one hundred years ago.  read more

Code: 50924

Birmingham Queen Elizabeth School of Nursing,nurses Badge

A bronze and enamel badge for the Queen Elizabeth School of Nursing from the United Birmingham Hospitals Group.It features the hospital Coat of Arms and the motto Heal,Teach,Learn.In good clean condition,pin ,clasp and safety roller catch all good.Makers marks for the Birmingham Medal Company.Engraved to rear Rosemary A Roderick SRN RSCN 1958-1962.Height 44mm  read more

Code: 50922

Red Cross Medal & Badge Grouping, C A Scorer,

An assorted badge and medal group to one Red Cross Nurse spanning the First and Second World Wars.They consist of a BRCS medal for War Service 1914-1918 along with a miniature(both in original boxes). A silver Voluntary Medical Service Medal(awarded for 15 years service)with two additional service bars(each for 5 extra years).This is mounted with a WW2 Defence Medal.This has an accompanying med...  read more

Code: 50902

All Hallows Hospital,Ditchingham,Silver Nurses Badge

A small silver and enamel badge from the All Hallows Hospital at Ditchingham in South Norfolk.Set up by Lavinia Cross,daughter of a Norwich surgeon, as a religious community,she applied to the Norfolk & Norwich hospital for sisters to be trained as nurses to work in the hospital.This badge has one small chip to the blue enamel at four o'clock and some surface scratches,the pin and clasp are goo...  read more

Code: 50850

All Hallows Hospital Ditchigham,Nurses Badge

A base metal and enamel badge from the All Hallows Hospital at Ditchingham in South Norfolk.Set up by Lavinia Cross,daughter of a Norwich surgeon, as a religious community,she applied to the Norfolk & Norwich hospital for sisters to be trained as nurses to work in the hospital.
This oval badge features  read more

Code: 50851

Saint Mary Infirmary Islington,Gold Nurses Prize Medal

An Extremely scarce Gold Prize medal for the Saint Mary Infirmary Islington.This had been the Workhouse Infirmary on Highgate Hill which was later to become the Whittington Hospital.This small Pendant medal features the Madonna and child..It is engraved to the rear The John Clarke Medal and named for Nurse Eluned Evans 1936.It is hallmarked as 9 carat gold with makers MnW8 and year letter for 1...  read more

Code: 50829

University of East Anglia School of Nursing and Midwifery,Nurses Badge

An enamelled badge from the University of East Anglia School of Nursing and Midwifery.It features the arms and motto of the University-Do Different(!)In very good condition ,pin,clasp and safety roller catch all good.Unmarked to rear .Height 33mm  read more

Code: 50918

West Suffolk General Hospital,Silver Enrolled Nurses Badge

A solid Silver and enamel Enrolled Nurses badge from the West Suffolk General Hospital located in Bury St Edmunds.It features the 3 crowns each pierced with two arrows of the towns crest,these commemorating the martyrdom of St Edmund being shot with arrows.The badge is in excellent condition with no damage to the enamel.Pin and clasp are intact.Badge is hallmarked for Thomas Fattorini,Birmingha...  read more

Code: 50917