Lets see your interesting badges.

[Brian C.]

Here is my first world war Viking collar clasp badge. The unit was from Manitoba Canada, the unit was the 223. HH

 

[rovnrbl53]

Brian - that's a cool badge. I really haven't dug anything real exciting in

badges. This is a 1928 (I think) VA chauffeur's badge dug in New Kent county, VA.

 

[bill from lachine]

Folks,

Might as well add this one to the pot...lol.

Allen Steamship Lines employee badge circa 1915 or earlier.

Regards + HH

Bill

 

[GopherDaGold]

U.S. Boys Working Reserve bronze officers badge, ca.1918

 

[mrnukem]

Here is my first world war Viking collar clasp badge. The unit was from Manitoba Canada, the unit was the 223. HH

Now that is a really cool find!

 

[Arctica]

Salvation army


Lotta Svärd (Finnish voluntary paramilitary organisation for women 1920-1944)


Social democratic youth association


Some sport club badges.




-A-

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

Very first thing I dug at the soon to be infamous lake out here in Denver.
I saw much, much better stuff dug, trying to get a list of what all everyone found.
Sorry about the large size,
Carl

 

[Brian C.]

Very first thing I dug at the soon to be infamous lake out here in Denver.
I saw much, much better stuff dug, trying to get a list of what all everyone found.
Sorry about the large size,
Carl

Nice bunch of badges, thanks for posting.

 

[G.A.P.metal]

Roy Rogers goes on a kids suspender found 1969
looks like Wyatt lost that gun battle found 1973
Thanks for lookin Gary G.A.P.metal

 

[Cool Hand Fluke]

Here are some of the ones I've dug up.

 

[chukers]

1950's

 

[rocky raccoon]

an oldie but a goodie

 

[Aquila]

All right. My WW2 German badges. Also Finnish-German Lapland badge and Hungarian arrow cross nazi badge.

 

[Old River]

Found these in Pascagoula Mississippi. Shipbuilding War Badge, and Webster Detective agency dated about 1890.

 

[bk]

This one was found in a street reconstruction project. All I know about it is that it is brass, 3" X 2", and has 4 solder spots on the back.

 

[birdman]

Hey Old River,my grandfather worked there in the shipyard during the war.Pretty neat.

 

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

dug this at a 1803 home.most likely victorian era

 

[creskol]

This one was found in a street reconstruction project. All I know about it is that it is brass, 3" X 2", and has 4 solder spots on the back.

That is beautiful! Thanks for posting!

 

[mikusek]

Nice City Marshall Badge. I have yet to find a lawman's badge.

 

[Old River]

My father N Law worked in the shipyard also during that time. I worked there for seven years before moving to Texas.
Ingall Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.