Police

York County Sheriff Badge 75

A York Sheriffs breast badge made out of Nickle and buffed with a nice shine and clean crisp lettering, pin intact. read more

Code: 50226

Govan Scotland Police Award for Sports Day 1894

The Govan Police Force in Scotland UK held some kind of sports event in 1894 and presented participants with medals for winning certain challenges. Here we have a 4th Place award for the International Tug of War competition. A very fancy medal for such a low standing. Marked on the back of the pin. Tug of war is a Scottish favorite. read more

Code: 50228

RCMP Spurs with leather tabs and chains

This set of spurs are unmarked and include the bottom chains and top brown leather tabs in good condition, nickel spurs with a dull metallic finish. Probably mid 20th Century set ready to use. Could be used by local mounted police as well. read more

Code: 50240

County of Brant Sheriff's Officer badge

An attractive midcentury badge to the Brant Sherriff's Office. Nicely made steel badge in good condition, original pin intact. read more

Code: 50009

Chateauguay Centre Police badge

A fine example of a 1950s - 60s era Quebec police badge with a beaver standing atop the shield, a common emblem of Canada, with the number 6. Some expected wear to the numeral six and the frame around it. The remainder of the badge maintaining its original brite metal surface. The reverse pin is present, but having lost its tight fit to the catch. Made by Lamond. read more

Code: 50012

Port Arthur Ontario Police cap badge

A silver washed pre 1953 cap badge to a constable in the defunct Port Arthur Ontario Police Dept which became part of Thunder Bay Ontario Police in 1970 along with the city of Fort William. An attractive badge with its original lugs intact and aged patina. read more

Code: 50029

WWII War Department Constabulary

An original slide mount WWII cap badge to an officer in the WD Constabulary. Fine patina and original lugs.

The Army Department Constabulary was a security police force in the United Kingdom formed as a result of the Special Constables Act 1923. Originally, the Army used serving soldiers to guard its establishments and the only call for police was at places like the Royal Arsena... read more

Code: 50032

A Universal Police Forage 2 piece cap badge

The brimmed forage cap we are all familiar with today saw its introduction in the Early 20th century, c.1907. There were numerous cap badge patterns used by police forces across the Dominion, some with Canadian motifs and some more generic, in the American style. This would be a classic American style with its laurel sprig surrounding the title Police, Sergeant or Chief. Canadian Police force... read more

Code: 50039

Universal Canadian Police cap badge With Photo

The brimmed forage cap we are all familiar with today saw its introduction in the Early 20th century, c.1907. There were numerous cap badge patterns used by police forces across the Dominion, some with Canadian motifs and some more generic, in the American style. This example would be a classic American style with its laurel sprig surrounding the title Police, Sergeant or Chief. Canadian Poli... read more

Code: 50040

"Come Along" Hand Cuff

"Come Along" Hand Cuffs are no longer used by police services due to the injuries caused by this device. The high tech look of this cuff puts it in the 1950s to 70s era. The concept is much older than the device, and many variations are known, the earlier versions are rather simple and primitive. The idea is to twist the device to cause pain and submission. They have been known to break a wr... read more

Code: 50047