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Sargent (German Spelling) of Police No. 3 St. Louis, MO Police Dept.  Made of sterling & gold.  Presented to Sgt. Anderson T. Shipp.
Back of Sargent of Police No. 3 St. Louis, MO Police Dept.  Made of sterling & gold.  Presented to Sgt.Anderson T. Shipp.
Sargent of Police No. 3 St. Louis, MO Police Dept.  Made of sterling & gold.  Presented to A. T. Shipp by his friends Dec. 7th 1883.

 Sargent (German Spelling) of Police No. 3 St. Louis, MO Police Dept.  Made of sterling & gold.  Presented to Sgt. Anderson T. Shipp.  He was promoted to sergeant on November 14, 1883.  At the time, he was 42  years old, born in the U.S. and had been assigned to the Central  DistrictSKU6968

Back of Sargent of Police No. 3 St. Louis, MO Police Dept.  Made of sterling & gold.  Presented to Sgt. Anderson T.. Shipp.

Sargent of Police No. 3 St. Louis, MO Police Dept.  Made of sterling & gold.  Presented to  A. T. Shipp by his friends Dec. 7th 1883.

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Saint Louis City Directories indicate Anderson Shipp was a policeman as early as 1876, was promoted to Sergeant in 1883 and was still on the force in 1899.  Born in 1842.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 8, 1883
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Kansas City MO Police Radio  badge No. 1221.
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badge No. 1221  SKU1805

Donald McDonald

 

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Sheriff Montgomery Co. MO shield of J. T. Hunt.  Back of badge the presentation reads:  From M.R.C. to J.T. Hunt., made by Wirth & Jachens S. F. circa 1900.
Sheriff Montgomery Co. MO shield of J. T. Hunt.  Back of badge the presentation reads:  From M.R.C. to J.T. Hunt., made by Wirth & Jachens S. F. circa 1900.

   Sheriff Montgomery Co. MO shield of J. T. Hunt.  Back of badge the presentation reads:  From M.R.C. to J.T. Hunt., made by Wirth & Jachens S. F. circa 1900.  SKU4888

Montgomery Tribune December 18, 1903
Montgomery Tribune January 20, 1905
Montgomery Tribune June 8, 1906
Montgomery Tribune November 18, 1904

 

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Kansas City MO Chief H. W. Hammil portrait

Kansas City MO Chief H. W. Hammil portrait

 14k gold Chief of Police badge worn by H. W. Hammil.  Circa 1916.  SKU6595

Kansas City Star 07 April 1916

Kansas City Star 07 April 1916

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Hawaiian Detective Bureau.  Sterling silver with hard fired black enamel.
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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United States Marshal  A.D. Garden badge.  Presented by E. L. Nash & E. L. Priddie 1895.  14k gold.
U. S. Deputy Marshal from Texas, made of sterling silver with a 14k gold scroll in the beak of the eagle.  T-pin on back, maker unknown.