Hawaiian Police Badges
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The original Hawaiian flag. The coat of arms comprises the royal standard kahili. This kahili is actually crossed through two paddles that are thought to characterize Kamehameha’s Kanawai Mamalahoe i.e. the Splintered Paddle Law plus the adventurous voyage traditions concerning the Hawaiians.  Hawaii is the only Kingdom to become a U. S. State.

Deputy High Sheriff badge No. 15 Territory of Hawaii.  Hallmarked DB (Dawkins Benny).
Investigator Public Prosecutor City & County of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii badge hallmarked Deputy High Sheriff badge No. 15 Territory of Hawaii.  Hallmarked DB (Dawkins Benny).

Deputy High Sheriff badge No. 15 Territory of Hawaii.  Hallmarked DB (Dawkins Benny).

Investigator Public Prosecutor City & County of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii badge hallmarked Deputy High Sheriff badge No. 15 Territory of Hawaii.  Hallmarked DB (Dawkins Benny).

The officers who wore the badges on this page had authority on all of the  Hawaiin Islands

Hawaiian Detective Bureau.  Sterling silver with hard fired black enamel.

Hawaiian Detective Bureau.  Sterling silver with hard fired black enamel.  Circa 1900.

The Hawaiian Star September 2, 1893

The Hawaiian Star September 2, 1893

The Provisional Government of Hawaiiwas proclaimed after the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom on January 17, 1893, by the 13-member Committee of Safety under the leadership of its chairman Henry E. Cooper and former judge Sanford B. Dole as the designated President of Hawaii. It replaced the Kingdom of Hawaii after the overthrow of Queen Liliʻuokalani as a provisional government until the Republic of Hawaii was established on
July 4, 1894.

The Territory of Hawaii or Hawaii Territory was an organized incorporated territory of the United States that existed from April 30, 1900, until August 21, 1959, when most of its territory, excluding Palmyra Island, was admitted to the United States as the 50th U.S. state, the State of Hawaii.Wikipedia

Hawaiian Gazette December 9, 1904
Deputy High Sheriff Territory of Hawaii, sterling badge, circa 1923.  Hallmarked:  D. B. (Dawkins Benny) sterling.

Deputy High Sheriff Territory of Hawaii, sterling badge, circa 1923.  Hallmarked:  D. B. (Dawkins Benny) sterling.

Patrick Gleason Dep High Sheriff
Maui News July 29, 1921
April 30, 1919

Hawaii Board of Health Badges

Board of Health Territory of Hawaii badge made of sterling silver.
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Hawaii, Member Board of Health badge made of sterling silver and hand engraved.
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In the Hawaii State Archives, the records relating to Hansen’s Disease in the Department of Health, Communicable Disease Division date from 1866.  By 1905, 5,800 people had been isolated at Kalaupapa, on Molokai. Joseph de Veuster or Father Damien, the Belgian priest, born in 1840 at Tremeloo, near Mechlin, volunteered to go to Kalawao, Molokai, in May 1873. He found more than eight hundred people living in the settlement in the most rudimentary and dispiriting conditions. He worked tirelessly to improve the colony, to provide adequate shelter for the people, and to represent their needs to the parsimonious Board of Health.

Board of Health Territory of Hawaii badge made of sterling silver.
 

Hawaii, Member Board of Health badge made of sterling silver and hand engraved.
 

Burning leper houses

Controlled fires set in Chinatown in January 1900 to demolish blocks in which plague victims had been found by the Board of Health.

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These are the folks who came and burned your house down when the plague was in your household.

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Hawaiian Detective Bureau.  Sterling silver with hard fired black enamel.
McKeever First District Sergeant badge
Post Civil War jeweler made Deputy U. S. Marshal badge made in the classic “police belt” design.  14k gold layered over a sterling silver base.  Red and blue hard fired enamel highlight the crossed U.S. flags and the crossed cannons.
Marshal Corte Madera Marin Co.and worn by William A. Wyatt who also owned a Fruit and Vegetable business in Corte Madera.  The star is made of sterling silver with hard fired blue enameled lettering and nicely hand engraved.  Hallmarked Irvine & Jachens 1027 Market St. and dated 7-14-24.
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