Royal British Nurses Association,Bronze members badge
A bronze members badge from the Royal British Nurses Association It feature the cross with central crown and cornered Rose,Thistle,Shamrock and Leek.The suspension bar bears the motto Steadfast and True. The rear on the bronze bears the members name Hazel H Howlett and number 7111.This lady is recorded in the RBNA Directory as being registered in March 1927. She is shown as having worked at the... read more
Bootle General Hospital,Nurses Badge
A bronze metal badge for Nurse training at Bootle General Hospital.The pointed oval badge features an image of Florence Nightingale with her lamp, tending wounds soldiers at Scutari.Good condition with only minor surface rubbing, pin and clasp good.Engraved for EWM Whiteley Certificated Nurse(This is Elsie Winifred Mary Whiteley who is shown on the GNC register as having trained at Bootle betw... read more
Stirling Royal Infirmary ,Bronze Nurses Badge
The first is a brass pin back badge from Stirling Royal Infirmary.(This does appear to have been converted from a pendant badge at some stage although it does look contemporary?)This consists of a Greek cross with a superimposed central disc bearing the Wolf on the Crag.The words Stirling Royal Infirmary are around the edge and the motto" Sterlini Opidum,also taken from the seal of the Burgh.Co... read more
45.00 GBP
Ayrshire and Arran Health Board,Community Nurses Badge
A base metal and enamel badge from the Ayrshire and Arran Health Board. The design features the monogram AAHB on a pale blue background with the title on a navy blue band around the edge.I believe this is most likely to be a community nursing or Health visitor badge.Condition is good with pin and clasp intact .Makers mark for Thomas Fattorini Regent Street Birmingham.Height 30mm read more
45.00 GBP
St Georges Hospital,London,Enrolled Nurses Badge
A scarce Enrolled Nurses badge from St Georges Hospital London.It consists of a red St Georges cross on a white ground with a gold Figure of St George slaying the dragon imposed to the centre.The title St George's Hospital is featured in gold on a green enamel band to the edge.Condition is good, with minor discolouration to enamel in places. Pin and clasp good.Makers mark for Thomas Fattorini,R... read more
Bede College of Nursing & Midwifery Sunderland, Nurses Badge
An enamelled badge from the Bede College of Nursing and Midwifery in Sunderland.The oval badge features the Bede cross at Roker in blue on a white background.The title appears on a blue band around the edge.Condition is very good with enamel intact.Pin,clasp and safety roller catch all good.Makers mark for Thomas Fattorini Regent Street Birmingham.(Dating this to between 1964-83) Height 35mm read more
Sheffield Royal Infirmary, silver Nurses badge
A pendant,silver and enamel badge for the Sheffield Royal Infirmary marked Sterling.The Green enamel cross bears the initials of the hospital beneath a King's crown.This is hung from a plain silver suspension bar bearing the inscription 4 Years.It is marked for Sterling. Engraved for M Atack August 29th 1946 . In good overall condition with pin and clasp intact.Height 40mm read more
Brighton General Hospital, Nursing & Midwifery group
A group of four badges belonging to the same nurse for her nursing and midwifery training in the 1950s.
The first is a chrome and enamel badge for the General Nursing Council for England & Wales.This is engraved for A M Schultz SRN 202603 8.4.53 ,this being Angelika Marianne schultz who is shown in the register as having trained at Brighton General Hospital.Good general condition
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Two Piece Silver Nurses Belt Buckle,J T & S 1900
A Victorian silver two piece Nurses belt Buckle. In an ornate scroll design as pictured.In good condition with clasp and belt loops intact.Hallmarked for JT&S ( John Troup & Sons)Birmingham .Width 94mm Height 57mm read more
British Red Cross Society,For War Service 1914-1918
This medal was awarded to members of the British Red Cross or its voluntary aid detachments who served in the UK between 4 August 1914 and 31 December 1919. Those who were eligible had to undertake at least 1,000 hours of unpaid service, or be ambulance drivers and bearers who gave 500 hours unpaid service. Between 41,000 and 42,000 medals were awarded.
The bronze medal features a Greek ... read more