Silver Nurses Belt Buckle Oak Leaves and Acorns
A pretty silver two piece Nurses Belt buckle featuring an interwoven design of Oak Leaves,Acorns and scroll work.Currently attached to a light blue petersham belt(small) but can be remounted.In good condition clasp and catch in working order.Hallmarked silver for WHM 1991.Height 50mm,width 80mm read more
Liverpool Royal Infirmary Silver Nurses badge
A very popular silver badge from the Liverpool Royal Infirmary.It features the seven pointed star bearing the Liver Bird,this being suspended from a silver brooch bar with the hospital name.This has a pin back fixing in good condition.Condition good but some minor surface scratches.The star is named to J M Porter 1929-34.Hallmark to bar D&F(Deakin & Francis) year letter 1924.Height 28mm read more
City of Westminster Infirmary silver Nurses Badge
Originally opened as St George's Union Infirmary in 1878(at the time the largest Infirmary in London) it was then renamed the Fulham Road Infirmary in 1915 and was again renamed the City of Westminster Hospital in 1924 before it became St Stephen's Hospital when it came under the control of the London County Council in 1931.This design of badge was therefore only used for a few years.
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St Stephens Hospital Chelsea,Nurses badge
Originally opened as St George's Union Infirmary in 1878(at the time the largest Infirmary in London) it was then renamed the Fulham Road Infirmary in 1915 and was again renamed the City of Westminster Hospital in 1924.It became St Stephen's Hospital when it came under the control of the London County Council.This Two piece composite badge features the portcullis of Westminster topped by the wi... read more
Greenwich & Bexley School of Nursing Nurses badge
An enamelled pendant badge for the Greenwich & Bexley School of Nursing.It features the Rearing horse of Kent on a red enamel background over the motto Nos Servire Docemur-We Train to Serve.This is surrounded by the 24 clock face in Roman Numerals denoting the Greenwich Meridian of Greenwich Mean Time.
Condition good with pin and clasp in good order.One minor chip to the base near to X11... read more
St Georges District School of Nursing,silver gilt Nurses Badge
A lovely Silver gilt and enamel badge from the St Georges School of Nursing London.Featuring stylised acorns and oak leaves on a red cross of St George.Condition is very good with only minor surface scratches,pin and catch intact.Marked to the rear Fattorini Birmingham,Hallmarked for 1987.Height 28mm read more
Princess Alice Memorial Hospital Eastbourne,silver nurses Badge
A Lovely two piece construction silver and enamel badge from the Princess Memorial Hospital Eastbourne.It features the winged bull emblem(representing St Luke,the patron saint of Physicians and Surgeons)in relief.This stands over a scroll bearing the words St Luke Patron of Medicine.The condition is excellent barring one knock to the edge near the N of Princess,with only minor scratches to the ... read more
The Western Ophthalmic Hospital London,Silver Nurses Badge(SRN)
One of two badges from the Western Ophthalmic Hospital,Marylebone Road,London.This first being awarded for the SRN form of ophthalmic training.In 1948 the Hospital became part of the St Mary's Hospital Paddington Teaching group.
The Octagonal badge in blue enamel on silver features a young girl holding a lamp and dates to the 1970s.In very good condition with only slight worn area to ena... read more
75.00 GBP
Newham School of Nursing Enrolled Nurse Badge
A nice silver and enamel badge for Enrolled Nurse Training at the Newham School of Nursing. read more
London County Council St Pancras Hospital Gold Nurses Badge
A Tremendously rare Gold Nurses Badge from my own private collection.For the London County Council St Pancras Hospital. These badges were seldom awarded and rarely come onto the market.In excellent condition with enamel in superb condition.It is engraved to the rear L.C.C.GENERAL NURSING SERVICE SYLVIA POTTER JUNE 1936. Please note;This is not hallmarked however was confirmed at purchase as be... read more