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| Image | Object Type | Find number | Broadperiod | County | Actions |
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Badge | NLM-0F0873 |
Modern | North Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy Cap Badge. Cast flat badge depicting an ignited grenade (rendered as a concavo-convex figure) flanked by the letters R and F and with the numeral 23 above. This is a badge for the 23rd service battalion of the Royal Fuzileers, a formation raised for the 1914-1918 War. Suggested date... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-0E7B67 |
Modern | North Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy with enamel and chrome plate Badge. Lapel badge with crescentic button on back for attachment. A circular field with a large central W is surrounded by legend: FRODINGHAM IRONSTONE MINES, with the numeral 97 on a sub-rectangular plate below. The lettering and plate are chromed, appe... | |||||
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Badge | PUBLIC-5683D1 |
Modern | Hertfordshire |
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| A modern copper alloy pressed badge of the General Post office (GPO) this style of scripting is usually for use on the Shako hat (1862-1922). Secured by two lugs to the rear (missing). | |||||
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Badge | NLM-D51BF8 |
Modern | North Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy Badge. Cast front of a hinged badge with the stubs of the pin and catch-plate on the back. The badge depicts a female face in profile right; the woman wears a hair veil or mob hat with a rear peak, and it is uncertain whether she represents a generalised feminine type or a specific p... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-B25FA8 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| : Copper alloy. Badge fragment. Cast rectangular back of a hinged badge, retaining a catch-plate and the stub of a hinged pin retained by two lugs of pressed-out metal. A legend on the back reads: PAT/APPd/FOR. The badge front is lost. Suggested date: Modern, 1950-1970. Length: 31.3mm, Height: 12... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-B10840 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy Badge. Military Cap Badge. Pressed metal openwork badge depicting the Garter Star surmounted by crown, with Royal monogram GR within. The legend: HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE occurs as a circumferential legend; below a scroll bears the legend: ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS. A lug behind the ... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-881471 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper Alloy. Military Cap Badge. Pressed metal openwork badge of the Royal Artillery; the badge portrays a field gun right with scrolls above and below: that above is crowned and reads: UBIQUE (everywhere, the motto of the arm of service); the scroll below the gun reads: QUO PAS ET [---], the se... | |||||
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Badge | LIN-F16311 |
Modern | Nottinghamshire |
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| A gilded lead object in the form of the bust of a youthful male, possibly a cherub. The object is probably a livery badge, though no fittings are visible on the reverse. The badge is flat and shows the figure facing straight on. He has curly hair and a rounded face with a similing mouth. The figu... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-9F39E8 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy, gilt Possibly a label. A cast openwork depiction of Athene draped and reclining with helmet and shield, along with other unidentified items or attributes in a curvilinear setting, of which the lower parts represent scrolls. A pair of lugs - one now lost - at the base of the objec... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-0B51A4 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy. Badge. Cast circular concavo-convex badge with four wires brazed to reverse for attachment. Bears legend within border: HODGSON & WHITE LINCOLN, and centrally: MAKERS. Suggested date: Modern, 1900-1950. Diameter: 34.2mm, Height: 7.2mm, Thickness: 2.8mm, Weight: 26.10gms. | |||||
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Badge | NLM-FC1BE1 |
Modern | North Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy Badge. Pressed metal plate brooch with stub of a hinged pin and a catch loop on the hollowed reverse. The badge is formed as a horse standing left, over the stamped legend R.S.P.C.A. The RSPCA was founded in 1824; this object is presumably of 20th-century date. Suggested date: M... | |||||
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Badge | SUSS-A95697 |
Modern | East Sussex |
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| A nearly complete copper alloy head-dress ('cap') badge for The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey), missing only its fastener. This particular style and metal make it likely that the badge dates to a new type introduced c. 1924, which was subsequently used during WWI and replaced by a plastic e... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-DA0665 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy and enamel paint Badge. Circular badge. Display face portrays eight sporting figures, representing shooting, hunting on horseback and with dogs, fishing, and falconry, before a bonfire against a background of hills and a night sky. A central legend reads: COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE. A ... | |||||
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Badge | CORN-816B95 |
Modern | Cornwall |
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| Cast copper alloy badge in the shape of a shield with a raised standing Roman soldier holding a short sword or gladius and shield or scutum, and wearing a helmet or galea, with the raised letters FAITH...FVL on either side of the head. There is a crescent-shaped clip, pointing downwards, with rec... | |||||
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Badge | CORN-5E5D55 |
Modern | Cornwall |
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| Sheet copper alloy (brass) cap badge of the Royal Air Force with the letters RAF as the insignia within a crowned wreath, used during the reign of George VI (1936-1952). | |||||
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Badge | CORN-FE1F15 |
Modern | Cornwall |
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| Incomplete cast tin-plaited copper alloy toy sheriff's badge in the form of a five-pointed star, with only the base of the points still remaining. The central raised boss has a scene with two figures facing each other. The figure on the left is an Indian with a feathered headdress, and the figure... | |||||
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Badge | NLM-3B5285 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy Badge. Rectangular pressed metal plate with the stub of a swivelling pin at one end, and a loop at the other to engage a pin (now lost). There are traces of gilding on both surfaces and on the loops retaining the stub of pin. Now crumpled. Suggested date: Modern, 1850-1960. L... | |||||
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Badge | PUBLIC-97EE83 |
Modern | Hertfordshire |
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| A copper alloy pressed metal Military Cap badge of the Heavy Machine Gun Corps. The badge depicts crossed Vickers-Maxim machine guns surmounted with a King' crown. On the reverse is a metal retaining guide for insertion into a military hat or cloth cap. | |||||
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Badge | NLM-978FA6 |
Modern | North Lincolnshire |
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| Lead Commemorative medal or commercial label. A cast disc of lead, hammered, with (now) indistinct central image and inner and outer circumferential legends on both sides. On one side, outer legend reads: BORN 1[----]. Inner legend reads: [---]BI[---I [---] 1881 VICTO [---]. On the other side, an... | |||||
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Badge | LEIC-59CD53 |
Modern | Leicestershire |
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| Victorian or Edwardian copper alloy 'Tigers' (Leicester Regiment) badge, 35mm long, 21mm wide and 3mm thick. The badge is oval in form with a wreath like border containing a pressed image of a tiger moving right with his tail above his back. | |||||
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Badge | NLM-EB13D1 |
Modern | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy Military Cap Badge. Openwork pressed metal, depicting lion and unicorn, the latter on a thistle, supporting the royal arms; a scroll beneath the unicorn retains the legend: [---] REGT; the rest is lost. The object is twisted.The motif may suggest this to relate to the service dress o... | |||||
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Badge | SUR-21C854 |
Modern | East Sussex |
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| A military badge of the East Kent Regiment 'The Buffs', with a possible hinged fixing on the back. | |||||
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Badge | LEIC-BECD37 |
Modern | Leicestershire |
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| Modern iron? and gold badge or plaque 35mm long, 25mm wide and 1mm thick. The badge commemorates the pageant of Leicester, held in 1932 and shows people marching in historical costume. The pageant was intended to show the history of the area from AD50 until the opening of Abbey Park in 1882. | |||||
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Badge | NARC-69BA44 |
Modern | Bedfordshire |
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| Star-shaped miners' badge of copper alloy, dated 1917. Reverse is blank, obverse bears central circle and six points. Each point is ornamented with c.8 radiating lines. The top and bottom point bears perforations for attachment, and the upper one has been broken across the hole. The central ... | |||||
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Badge | DENO-BA30A6 |
Modern | Derbyshire |
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| Post medieval cast copper alloy badge with crossed, entwined bugles, presumably military. Loops for attachment on the reverse of each bugle bell, and one on the reverse of one of the mouthpieces (probably another loop broken off the reverse of the other mouthpiece. Length 29.37mm, width 46.47mm, ... | |||||
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Badge | SUSS-260D16 |
Modern | West Sussex |
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| A pressed copper alloy military badge. The object consists of an openwork banner inscribed MIDDLESEX REGT, below a crown bearing the inscription SOUTH AFRICA 1900-02. There is no evidence of the method of attachment on the reverse. The object is worn with a mid reddish brown patina. | |||||
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Badge | KENT-5835A4 |
Modern | Kent |
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| Copper alloy Royal Marines cap badge. | |||||
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Badge | KENT-54F9D3 |
Modern | Kent |
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| Silver Royal Marines cap badge. | |||||
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Badge | SUSS-86A333 |
Modern | East Sussex |
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| A cast copper alloy shield shaped badge. The badge is in the top of the field with an illegible legend, possibly in lombardic script. Below this the field is split diagonally into three areas. The surface of the badge is so worn that none of the decoration on this area can be clearly seen. On ... | |||||
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Badge | NCL-F80376 |
Modern | East Riding Of Yorkshire |
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| A cast copper-alloy badge of a bat with outstretched wings. The body of the bat has a setting that would have originally held a stone, now lost. The wings are slightly twisted, and the surface of the object is uneven in quality. In some places, notably around the body, is a surface similar to ... | |||||
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