Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses,Outdoor uniform Bowler type hat
Another scarce item from my collection, this one being a black felt Bowler type hat, It has a black ribbon and to the front a bullion wire badge bearing the VRI of the Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute of District Nurses.In very good condition.Hat band is marked Eggerton Burnetts Wellington Somerset.(I believe the premises burnt down in the 1950s) read more
65.00 GBP
General Nursing Council for England & Wales , Nurses Outdoor Uniform "Bowler"type Hat
Another scarce Nurses Outdoor Uniform Hat.This one being in the shape of a bowler hat in felt material. The original pale blue silk ribbon bears the embroidered badge of the General Nursing Council For England and Wales.Good overall condition with some minor age related wear.Lining is loose in places .Marked for the Nurses Outfitting Association read more
60.00 GBP
Community nurses cap,Ealing District Nurses
A scarce uniform cap as worn by the District Nursing service of Ealing, probably from the 1950s.The blue velveteen"Air Hostess"type cap has a bullion wire badge bearing the title Ealing Nurse.Slightly battered with fold marks but would benefit from being displayed on shaped stand. read more
45.00 GBP
British Red Cross Society, Ladies Uniform Hat
One of a number of caps and hats I shall be listing, these first all belonging a nurse and her sister in law from Suffolk during the 1930s and 40s.Phyllis M. Wardell trained at the Norfolk & Norwich hospital in the 1930s and later lived and worked in Lowestoft also being a member of the British Red Cross Society.
Here we have an official issue black felt hat for the British Red Cross So... read more
General Nursing Council for England & Wales ,WW2 Nurses Outdoor Uniform Peaked Cap
One of a number of caps and hats I shall be listing, these first all belonging a nurse from Suffolk during the 1930s and 40s.Phyllis Elliot Wardell(nee Swindell )trained at the West Suffolk hospital from 1924-28 and later lived and worked in Lowestoft also being a member of the British Red Cross Society.
This next is a peaked ski type cap as worn with outdoor uniform for a state register... read more
75.00 GBP
General Nursing Council for England & Wales ,Nurses Outdoor Uniform Cap
One of a number of caps and hats I shall be listing, these first all belonging a nurse from Suffolk during the 1930s and 40s.Phyllis Elliot Wardell(nee Swindell )trained at the West Suffolk hospital from 1924-28 and later lived and worked in Lowestoft also being a member of the British Red Cross Society.
This first is a cap as worn with outdoor uniform for a state registered nurse from t... read more
50.00 GBP
Coalport Figurine,Sister Lawrence St Mary's Hospital Paddington
A limited edition Coalport figurine of Sister Lawrence from St Mary's Hospital Paddington 1895-1900.This was issued for the 60th Anniversary of the Hospital's Nurses League, in 1982, in an edition of 1500, this figure being numbered 377 .Standing at approximately 210mm the nurse wears an Edwardian style full length uniform with white apron,sleeve protectors and frilled cap with bows.In very goo... read more
Original General Nursing Council Nurses Outdoor cap
A cap as worn with outdoor uniform for a state registered nurse from the 1920s/30s, The cloth cap has navy blue piping and an embroidered patch featuring the figure of Hygeia from the badge of the General Nursing Council for England & Wales.The condition is very good with no major damage or moth damage.The stitching of the lining is loose in places. read more
60.00 GBP
The Retreat Mental Hospital York/ GNC Pair of nurses badges
A pair of badges awarded to the same nurse for her training in the 1940s. The first is a chrome and enamel General Nursing Council for England & Wales badge.This is named for S Mount RMN 9451 27.7.45
SRN 166127 25.11.49.Good overall condition with pin and clasp intact, safety chain in situ. This is Sylvie Mount who is shown as having trained at the Retreat York 1941-1945 and the Hackney... read more
West Sussex County Nursing Association, nurses badge
A large and impressive bronze pendant badge for the West Sussex County Nursing Association. It dates to the early years of the 20th century and would have been worn by the Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses District nurses for the area.It bears the arms of Sussex featuring the six Martlet birds.Measuring at 65mm tall it is amongst the larger badges issued.Good overall condition read more
45.00 GBP