St Francis Hospital,nurses badge
A base metal Nurses badge from the St Francis Hospital,one of the Camberwell Hospital Management Group.The group also included Dulwich & St Giles' Hospitals.This badge features The crest of a wounded hart and abbot's crosier representing St. Giles, patron saint of Camberwell, to whom the parish church is dedicated. The medal is suspended from a pin back bar brooch bearing the title St Francis H... read more
Park Royal Hospital Willesden ,Nurses Badge
A brass and enamel Nurses Badge for the Park Royal Hospital from between 1921 and 1931.The hospital which was originally the Willesden Workhouse Infirmary would later be renamed the Central Middlesex County Hospital in 1931 and then the Central Middlesex Hospital in 1948.
In good overall condition for its age with no major enamel damage .Pin and clasp intact .Makers mark for J Gaunt Lond... read more
50.00 GBP
St Giles Hospital Camberwell,bronze nurses badge
A bronze metal pendant badge from St Giles Hospital Camberwell.Previously named the Camberwell Workhouse Infirmary ,it was renamed after St Giles. This badge features The crest of a wounded hart and abbot's crosier representing St. Giles, patron saint of Camberwell, to whom the parish church is dedicated.
Good overall condition.Named for G Phillips 1927. read more
Chester Group Enrolled Nurse Training School,silver Nurses Badge
A nice silver and enamel Enrolled Nurses badge from the Chester Group Enrolled Nurse Training School.It features a silver shield with three enamelled wheat sheaves,the emblem of Cheshire.The title is on a blue enamel band to the edge.Very good condition with pin,clasp and safety roller catch all good.Silver hallmarks for TJS Birmingham 1964.Height 29mm read more
Dulwich Hospital,Nurses Badge
A base metal Nurses badge from the Dulwich Hospital,one of the Camberwell Hospital Management Group.The group also included St.Francis & St Giles' Hospitals.This badge features The crest of a wounded hart and abbot's crosier representing St. Giles, patron saint of Camberwell, to whom the parish church is dedicated. The medal is suspended from a pin back bar brooch bearing the title Dulwich Hosp... read more
Isleworth Nurses League Badge(Black)
Another early Nurses League badge for the Isleworth Hospital.This was renamed the West Middlesex Hospital in 1920 so it is likely to predate this.The shield in black enamel bears the three Seaxes of Middlesex. I'm afraid I do not know the significance of the different coloured enamels? This two part composite badge is unmarked to the rear.In good condition,one of two different versions of this ... read more
50.00 GBP
Isleworth Nurses League Badge(Red)
An early Nurses League badge for the Isleworth Hospital.This was renamed the West Middlesex Hospital in 1920 so it is likely to predate this.The shield in red enamel bears the three Seaxes of Middlesex. This two part composite badge is made by Toye & Co London.In good condition,one of two different versions of this badge being sold on this site.Height 26mm,width 34mm read more
50.00 GBP
Royal Eye Hospital,Southwark London,Silver Nurses Badge
Originally founded in 1857 and located in St Georges Circus Southwark London,it was also known as the Royal South London Ophthalmic Hospital. It was badly damaged by bombing in 1941 and relocated to Upper Brighton Road,Surbiton,Surrey.
See;http://ezitis.myzen.co.uk/royaleye.html
This badge in silver and enamel is in very good condition with only minimal wear to edge at top of badg... read more
50.00 GBP
Nightingale School of Nursing St Thomas's Hospital,Cased Silver Nurses Badge(Honer)
Another beautiful silver and enamel nurses badge from the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing of St Thomas' Hospital with it's contemporary original leather presentation case.Demand for these remains high and I'm afraid the price reflects this demand and my purchase cost.
For more information on the history of the design see;http://thenightingalefellowship.org.uk/the-nightingale-badge... read more
John Radcliffe Infirmary Oxford ,Nurses Badge
bronze Nurses badge from the John Radcliffe Infirmary Oxford.It features the seal of the hospital of a shield.The motifs include the book and crowns denoting the University,the Ox,and the Gryphon from the city coat of arms.The design was originally selected in 1941 by the Matron Miss Preddy and was awarded to members of the Hospital Nurses Guild.From 1969 it was presented to nurses qualifying f... read more