Police & Fire Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: Fabulous 1930's federal-looking member badge of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Association of America. The badge shows an enameled US Shield in the center of a white enamel ring that reads:...

ARTIFACT: Early WWII era San Francisco, California Special Police badge from Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation (Bethlehem Steel Company). The large, convex six point star shaped badge shows the...

ARTIFACT: Great, old 1900's - 1910's Guard Badge. This unique shield-shaped badge reads: "GUARD" and below displays the lucky #13. VINTAGE: Circa 1900's - 1910's. SIZE: Approximately 2" in height x 1...

ARTIFACT: This is a Circa 1900's - 1910's New England Insurance Exchange Inspector Badge. The badge is numbered 26, and is a nice example of an early underwriter's badge. The Exchange was established...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa 1860,s Concord Railroad Police badge. Originating in Concord, New Hampshire, this line CRR eventually grew to be called Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad, B,C,& M...

ARTIFACT: This is a Circa 1900 "Stock" Oval Constable Badge. Probably used in Newe England. VINTAGE: Circa 1900 SIZE: Approximately 2" in width x 1 -1/8" in height. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1970s Yucatan, Mexico police badge. The badge reads DIRECCION DE TRANSITO MUNICIPIO DE COZUMEL, Q ROO AGENTE and shows a bird and sword in front of a setting sun . VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1950's police chief badge from Cagayan De Oro City in Mindanao, Philippines. The heavy, badge shows an enameled shield in the center and three blue enameled scrolls that read:...

ARTIFACT: Rare late 1950's Spanish Armed Traffic Police Mobile Team badge in gilt, silvered, and enameled brass. The badge is in excellent original condition and features a silvered brass automobile...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I era Canadian operative badge. The badge is named on reverse to a W. L. Drury. The badge reads OPERATIVE SECRETE-SERVICE and at the center of the badge is a scene in...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1971 retirement wallet badge for the Baltimore City Police Department. The badge is silver-plated, and is numbered 1259 and named to A. Frick. VINTAGE: Circa 1971...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1960 deputy sheriff badge from Jefferson County, Missouri. The badge is named to H.W. HURD on a banner in an eagle's beak near its top and shows the State seal at its center...