Sacramento County Badges

Sacramento Deputy Sheriff badge, nickel shield, hallmarked Ed Jones & Co. circa 1924.

Sacramento County Deputy Coroner badge #1 nickel silver, hallmarked H.E. Sleeper Sacramento, CAL.

Isleton police badge #1 and Chief of Police badge personalized to G. K. Roberts, made by P. M. & K. on Oct 13, 1949. Rolled gold with hard fired blue enamel.

Chief of Police badges for Folsom, CA worn by Edward E. Fausset who was Folsom's first Chief from 1946 until his death in 1951. The badge was made by
P.M. & K. San Francisco in January 1947 and was obtained from his son, Wm. Fausset on April 6, 1987.

This was the 2nd Folsom Police Chief badge, circa 1950. Made by Irvine & Jachens 1068 MIssion St. S.F.

Sacramento County Constable badge presented to Mike Morairity. Badge is gold front and beautifully hand engraved.
He was born in Colorado in about 1902 according to the 1940 Federal Census and employment listed as Deputy Constable for the County. The 1941 City Directory shows him as Constable 3 Court House.

7/14/18

Sacramento Deputy Sheriff badge, nickel 8 point star
circa 1890 According to the Sacramento Sheriff’s office it is their 1st department issued badge. Before 1890 officers had to purchase their own badge.

Constable Sutter Township Sacramento County, hand engraved, hard fired blue enamel,
made by Ed Jones Co.Oakland, CAL

Sacramento Deputy Sheriff badge, nickel shield, #2.

Sacramento Deputies began wearing issued sterling stars in March of 1932. These 1st sterling stars were dated 3-7-’32 on the reverse. They were ordered from a local police supply who placed the order with the Ed Jones Co. Oakland, CAL.

Reverse of badge dated 3-7-’32 and marked STERLING.

The original sterling sterling rank badges did not have an applied rank panel but were part of the blue enamel lettering on the badge. To save money the department changed this policy in the 1950’s and began adding an applied riveted panel to the top points.of a standard deputy sheriff badge. This panel was also used on officers badges that worked as Constables in the Justice Courts.

Sacramento County Constable and Deputy Sheriff badge #311. Made of sterling silver, hand engraved, hard fired blue enamel. Constable banner is gold front.

Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff badge #57 in sterling silver, made by Ed Jones Co. Oakland, CAL

18k gold presentation badge to David Ahern, 1910-1914. Badge was designed by his wife and jeweler made.
Thanks to Clay Worthley for letting me photograph this badge and all his help over the years.