Philadelphia Police 2nd issue. 1850's to 1861.
Philadelphia Police 2nd issue. 1850's to 1861
5th issue Philadelphia Police shield No. 2237,
5th issue Philadelphia Police shield No. 2237,
5th issue Philadelphia Police shield, Bureau of City Property.
5th issue Philadelphia Police shield, Bureau of City Property.
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1st issue Philadelphia Police shield, 1840’s - 1850’s.

2nd issue Philadelphia Police star,
1850’s - 1861’s.

1st issue Patrolman’s shield.
Pat Lynch Collection.

Patrolman’s shield.

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Night Watch Patrolman’s shield.

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Ranking Officers shield.

First District Sergeant of Police Presentation badge made of silver and presented to Sergeant Peter McKeever by his American Friends, 1st Disct. Police Department  Philadelphia  August 11, 1858.  The badge features an American Eagle surmounted across two  American Flags with stars engraved on the left and right side.  The six points are hand engraved.  SKU15545
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Philadelphia Police Sergeant 3rd District circle and star badge Presented to Sergeant Pearson by the Officers of the 5th Ward as a Token of their Esteem May 22nd 1860.
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Presentation Sergeant’s badges.

1852 Presentation Police Board Member badge.

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1st issue Detective shield.

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3rd issue Philadelphia Police star,
1861 - 1874.

4th issue Philadelphia Police star,
1874 - 1884.

5th issue Philadelphia Police star,
1884 - 1888.

Philadelphia Night Watch badge 2

Ambrotype image of Philadelphia police
Night Watch Patrolman.

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First District Sergeant of Police Presentation badge made of silver and presented to Sergeant Peter McKeever by his American Friends, 1st Disct. Police Department  Philadelphia  August 11, 1858.  The badge features an American Eagle surmounted across two  American Flags with stars engraved on the left and right side.  The six points are hand engraved.  SKU15545

Philadelphia Police Sergeant 3rd District circle and star badge Presented to Sergeant Pearson by the Officers of the 5th Ward as a Token of their Esteem May 22nd 1860.
SKU 11789

Made by Taylor & Lawrey Silversmiths who were in business 1830 - 1875 in Philadelphia.

Presented to Sergeant Pearson by the Officers of the 5th Ward as a Token of their Esteem May 22nd 1860.

1st issue Captain shield 4th Division.
The 4th Division was part of Philadelphia’s 1850 police district structure, which created four countywide divisions before the 1854 Consolidation Act.  It was formally reorganized as a Captain-led division by a November 1871 ordinance, with Captain Louis Godbou taking command around May 1875.

1st issue Captain shield 4th Division.
Philadelphia Police shield, 3rd issue. 1861 to 1874.
Philadelphia Police shield, 3rd issue. 1861 to 1874.
Philadelphia Sergeant 2nd District Police sheld, 3rd issue. 1861 to 1874.
Philadelphia Sergeant 2nd District Police sheld, 3rd issue. 1861 to 1874.

Philadelphia Police shield, 3rd issue. 1861 to 1874.
Named on the back, Thomas Speer 2212 Woods St.

Philadelphia Sergeant 2nd District Police sheld, 3rd issue. 1861 to 1874.

Philada’ Police sheidl No. 272, 4th issue 1874 to 1884.
Philada’ Police sheidl No. 272, 4th issue 1874 to 1884.

5th issue Philadelphia Police shield No. 2237,
1884 - 1888.

Philada’ Police sheidl No. 272,
4th issue 1874 to 1884.

5th issue Philadelphia Police shield, Bureau of City Property.
1884 - 1888.

Philada Sergeant 2nd District officer image

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Humboldt County Fish and Game Warden shield, made of sterling silver with hard fired blue enamel lettering.  The enamel work is exceptional and the jeweler reinforced the back of the badge to insure the badge did not flex and pop out the enamel.