Westminster Hospital,150th Anniversary cased medal
A large and heavy brass medal issued to commemorate the 150th anniversary .The medal features a image of the original Hospital building in 1734 and the names Patrick Cockburn, Henry Hoare, Robert Witham and William Wogan who founded the Hospital in 1716. The reverse bears the arms of the Hospital and Westminster Hospital 250th Anniversary 1716-1966.Height 52mm Condition is good with its origina... read more
King George V Coronation Medal 1911 and Service Medal of the Order of St John pair,Hull & Barnsley Railway
A pair of medals to the same member of the Order of St John
The first is a St John Ambulance Brigade Coronation medal for the 1911 coronation of King George V.It features the bust of the king .The reverse has an imperial crown with an ornate surround.The ribbon is rather worn. Named to Cpl T Alvin.
The second is a silver service medal for the Order of St John.Featuring an image of... read more
The London Hospital Whitechapel, Silver Nurses badge and GNC Pair
An ever popular badge for the London Hospital Whitechapel.This is one of the standard smaller pattern of model made by John Pinches of London.It features the classic design of the three feathers and central LH imposed upon the red and white enamelled cross.In good condition but only minor surface wear, the pin and clasp are intact.Makers mark to rear for J Pinches London.Engraved for J S Marsha... read more
Manchester Royal Infirmary,nurses badge
The ever popular and large'Good Samaritan Penny' badge from the Manchester Royal Infirmary.It features the Good Samaritan attending the injured traveller in relief around which is the motto Vade Et Tu Fac Similiter-Go and Do Likewise.The rear is engraved to Mary Warburton Certificated Nurse 1027 Condition is good with unpolished patina to face.Pin Clasp and safety roller catch all in good worki... read more
The Royal Marsden Hospital,Silver 10 years Service Nurses Badge
A Scarce silver and enamel 10 year long service badge for the Royal Marsden Hospital.It features a small version of the crest of the hospital with the motto Labor Omnia Vincit-Work Conquers All.This is above a bar with 10 years in blue enamel.Good condition,pin,clasp and safety roller catch all good.Silver hallmarks for Thomas Fattorini Birmingham 1991.Height 27mm read more
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Central Mersey College of Health Care Studies,Nurses Badge
A base metal and enamel Nurses badge from the Central Mersey College of Health Care Studies in Liverpool.The design features a map showing the three areas which combine to form the college. In excellent condition, pin clasp and safety roller catch all in good order.Makers mark for Fattorini Tel 021.236.1307. Width 35mm Height 27mm read more
Ormskirk District School of Nursing.Silver Nurses Badge
A popular silver and enamel Nurses badge from the Ormskirk District School of Nursing.In good condition with only minor surface scratches .Pin,clasp and safety roller catch all intact but slightly loose. Silver hallmarks for Thomas Fattorini Birmingham 1977.Scratched onto the back is the name Beddoes .Height 32mm read more
Overseas Nursing Association, large white metal nurses badge
An interesting badge from the Overseas Nursing Association, formed in 1895 by Lady Mabel Piggot,to provide Trained Nursing staff to the colonies.Initially this was to treat British personnel who became ill, although later they went on to treat the indigenous population and train local nurses.The project was well received and by 1910 some 521 nurses had been sent abroad.
The service was r... read more
Overseas Nursing Association, small bronze nurses badge
An interesting badge from the Colonial Nursing Association, formed in 1895 by Lady Mabel Piggot,to provide Trained Nursing staff to the colonies.Initially this was to treat British personnel who became ill, although later they went on to treat the indigenous population and train local nurses.The project was well received and by 1910 some 521 nurses had been sent abroad.
The service was r... read more
Colonial Nursing Association, bronze Nurses Badge, pre 1919
An interesting badge from the Colonial Nursing Association, formed in 1895 by Lady Mabel Piggot,to provide Trained Nursing staff to the colonies.Initially this was to treat British personnel who became ill, although later they went on to treat the indigenous population and train local nurses.The project was well received and by 1910 some 521 nurses had been sent abroad.
The service was r... read more