Banstead Hospital,Mental Nurses Badge
A brass and enamel nurses badge from Banstead Hospital.Originally established in 1877 as the Middlesex County Lunatic Asylum,it was renamed Banstead Hospital in the 1930s before eventually closing in 1986.The badge has a central design which features the clock tower and spire of the central entrance building.Good overall condition,pin,clasp and Safety roller catch all good. makers mark for Fatt... read more
West London Hospital,Silver nurses badge
A Nice clean Silver and enamel badge for the West London Hospital.It's central design is a Blue enamel cross with the motto Labor Fidelis-Work Faithfully, to a voided centre
Very good condition overall,pin and clasp intact,Engraved to Anne Jennifer Clyde(SRN 193257 who started her training at Haslemere & District Hospital before moving to the West London,she qualified on 29.7.52),hallmar... read more
The Queens Hospital(Birmingham),Silver Nurses League Badge
A silver and enamel Nurses League badge for the Queen's Hospital,Bath Row,Birmingham.Founded in 1840 it was later to become the Birmingham Accident Hospital after the opening of the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital in the 1930s.This badge dates to 1913.In very good condition with minimal surface rubbing,pin and clasp good.Silver hallmarks for Vaughton Birmingham,1913.Height 34mm read more
London Heart & Chest Hospitals,London Chest Hospital Badge
A base metal and enamel nurses badge from the London Chest Hospital in Victoria Park. This is one of four different badges which were of a similar pattern issued by the National Heart and Chest Hospitals.
Located in Bonner Road on land that had been owned by The Bishops of London.The badge was introduced in 1974 and shows the Bishop's Mitre after Bishop Bonner,and a Mulberry tree which h... read more
General Nursing Council for England & Wales,Silver SRN Badge
Another early silver and enamel badge from the GNC for England & Wales.In good clean condition with minimal surface wear,pin and clasp intact.It is named to T Goldsworthy S.R.N.8567 27.10.22
(This is Theodora Goldsworthy who trained at the Royal South Hants and Southampton Hospital 1917-20) She also features as an early member of the College of Nursing with a membership number of 20926
Hairmyres Hospital ,Scottish General Nurse ,silver pair of Nursing badges
A pair of silver and enamel Nursing badges to the same nurse.The first is from Hairmyres Hospital School of Nursing in Lanarkshire.The design features a shield with a red cross on top of a saltire with the motto Summa Petenda-Aim For The Highest .In very good condition with only one very small chip to the edge and some surface scratches.Pin and clasp good.Engraved to rear No 3 John Leggat. Hall... read more
Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary School of Nursing,silver Nurses Badge
A silver and enamel Nurses badge for the Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary.It features the Good Samaritan tending to the wounded traveller.Some minor surface wear but otherwise good.Pin and clasp loose but intact.Engraved for M.F.White 374 marked Silver.Height 31mm read more
Edinburgh City Hospital School of Nursing,Silver Nurses Badge
A silver and enamel Nurses badge from the Edinburgh City Hospital School of Nursing.The design consists of the Edinburgh crest bordered by a light blue band bearing the hospital title.Condition is good barring some surface scratches and a couple of chips to the enamel at the edge.The pin and clasp is intact but it has lost it's safety roller catch.Engraved for M.F.White 15 Jan 1938.15 Jan 1941.... read more
South London Nursing Sisters,Enamel Badge
An unusual chrome and enamel badge for the South London Nursing Sisters.So far I been able to find out little about this body but we believe it may relate to the Catholic Nursing Sisters based in Lambeth?The badge in blue enamel has Established 1929 and the title to the edge.In very good condition,pin and clasp good.Makers mark for Fattorini & Sons Bradford House Birmingham(This dates this to ... read more
60.00 GBP
The Workhouse Infirmary Nursing Association
An extremely Rare early members badge for the Workhouse Infirmary Nursing Association.Founded in 1881.Initiated by Louisa Twining the daughter of Richard Twining the Tea Merchant,she was an early campaigner to raise the standard of Nursing in Workhouse Infirmaries.Princess Mary Adelaide,the mother of queen Mary,allowed her name to be given to the Association and the badge reflects this with the... read more