A large assortment of enamel and metal pin badges comprising of; G. Tutill of London, Workers of

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A large assortment of enamel and metal pin badges comprising of; G. Tutill of London, Workers of the

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25 Jun 2024 09:30 BST

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A large assortment of enamel and metal pin badges comprising of; G. Tutill of London, Workers of the World Unite, white enameled globe with red flag and blue banner, 21mm diameter; Fattorini Tot and Tina Club, two children above blue enamel banner, 25mm diameter; L. Simpson Order of the Buffaloes, cast head of a buffalo with blue enamel banner with gilt lettering, 15mm diameter; unnamed Ramblers Association, red and green enamel with gilt lettering, 25mm wide; Red Letter Jollickers Club, an octagonal gilt badge, with central sun motif with red background and blue enamel border, 23mm wide; unmarked white metal Regent's Park Chapter No. 2202, standing elephant on blue background with red enamel banner, 33mm wide; Millers Ltd. Royal Zoological Society of N.S.W. (New South Wales), standing kangaroo on turquoise background, 18mm diameter; W.O. Lewis Young Conservatives enamel badge, gilt beast below a white banner, 20mm long; unnamed Hornby Speed Boat Club, green boat within red banner, 10mm diameter; Samuel Jenkins Wellington Journal Playmates Club, portrait of a dog on blue background with orange border, unnamed Boiler Makers I&S Shipbuilders, steamship on the waves within blue enamel border, 23mm diameter; Fattorini Member of Small Pig Keepers Association, white pig on green background, 25mm diameter; J.M. Dempster, 1939 Royal Agriculture Society N.S.W., white enamel with gilt lettering, 38mm long; similar 1935 sky blue example; indistinctly signed1912 London Special Conference green and white enamel pendant, 32mm long, unmarked Torquay Leander Swimming & Life Saving Society, white metal dingy with central red enamel panel, 30mm diameter; unnamed Woman's Illustrated Gnomes Club, gilt gnome on red enamel background with blue border, 25mm diameter; Fattorini National Painters Society, blue enamel 'palette' with gilt crest and text, Collingwood 1910 The Boys Semper Idem, gilt tiger riding a bike within black triangle on white background, 25mm diameter; Davis Badge Co. Amalgamated Union Engineers Workers (AUEW) Trade Union Badge, red enamel banner with blue and gilt 'cog' border, 18mm diameter, unmarked white metal Trailer Caravan, white caravan within brown banner, 20mm diameter; unmarked white metal Model Aircraft Wings Club badge, central red enamel oval panel with spread wings, 50mm wide; Roden of London Weldon's Birthday, gilt curlew on white background with banner, 25mm long, one unnamed; Fattorini white metal British Model Soldier Society, crossed swords on red background with blue banner, 25mm diameter; Swan & Hudson Penelope Friends and Neighbours, gilt cottage in a wood with blue enamel banners, 25mm wide; 1931 Derby Hospital Day; bronze medal with central enamel panel of reclining deer, inscribed verso, 30mm wide; unnamed Meccano Guild Recruiting Campaign, within laurel leaf border, 30mm diameter; two unnamed Meccano Guild, white enamel triangle with central blue panel; two unnamed R U T UK star shaped; blue and red enamel with central gilt train, 25mm wide; one award of merit; W.O. Lewis Greyhound Stadium Member 1938; kneeling nude lady with greyhound, with green enamel banner, impressed marks verso, 37mm long; Roden Leicester Mercury Oozoo's Club, blue enamel decoration of two cats looking up at a parrot within blue banner, 25mm diameter; H.W. Miller Farmers' Glory Happy League, sheaf on corn with blue enamel banner, 25mm long; Collins Massey Harris, sheaf of corn with central black enamel banner, 30mm long; Associated Society of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, double sided enamel pendant, central panel of a locomotive with reverse with two shaking hands, 30mm wide; Fattorini Pea-nut Club Steward Honeycomb Scheme, gilt peanut and lettering on blue enamel background, 20mm wide; J. Pinches Bec Cycling Club, central panel of bicycle wheel with wings within red and black enamel banner, 24mm diameter; G.P. brass mounted stud and skull and cross bones on blue background, 18mm diameter; Fattorini Beacon Club; flaming beacon in night sky with black enamel and gilt lettering, 20mm long; Fattorini Coalite 25 Club cross shaped badge with blue and yellow enamel decoration, 15mm long; unnamed National English Rabbit, white enamel rabbit within blue banner, 26mm diameter; J. A. Wylie Royal Life Savers Society; white enamel dingy with gilt oars and blue central panel; 20mm diameter; H.W. Miller CVA cap badge, with red and blue enamel below two people riding bicycles, 28mm long; Fattorini Guildry Green Wood; diamond shaped enamel badge, with three blue flowers with gilt lettering, 30mm wide; unnamed National Argente Club badge, with central hare decoration within sky blue enamel border, 25mm diameter; Collins gilt and green enamel B.P. (British Petroleum) badge, 18mm long; W. Miller blue 'Portland Vase' enameled with a classical scene, 18mm long; W. Reeves The Donkey Club, central horses head with blue enamel border, 25mm diameter; J. Gaunt 'Happy Days' Club Weekly Welcome, seated dog on red enamel background with blue enamel border, 24mm diameter; J.R. Gaunt, white within red enamel border, 23mm diameter; National Orange & Fawn Rex Rabbit Association, gilt rabbit with orange border, 25mm diameter; Marcus Stone Performing & Captive Animals Defence League Jack London Club, gilt tiger with blue background red and blue background, 30mm diameter; Fattorini Siamese Cat Club, white and brown cat on white metal background; 25mm wide; Fattorini Croydon Times Bunny Club blue enamel and white metal badge, in the form of a clock face; 20mm wide; H.W. Miller United Kingdom Dutch Rabbit Club, oval badge with black and white rabbit within green border; 28mm wide; Fattorini Kodak Fellowship octagonal badge, with yellow enamel hands, camera and writing on a black background with red border, 23mm wide; together with another example; 23mm wide; unnamed South London District Association, possibly of Suffragette interest, a purple and green enamel crescent badge with gilt lettering; 23mm wide; unnmarked Unique Magicians Club, black enamel badge with a white rabbit sitting on a book, 20mm diameter; Vaughtons Cannock Photographic Society circular badge with blue enamel border, central panel of a camera; 20mm diameter; MFC for Coronet Company, black camera with red crown; 25mm long; W.O. Lewis NSPCC League of Pity, rectangular badge with three blue bird and border, 30mm wide; unnamed circular Dinky Toys Club, gilt detailing on red background; unnamed Cockburn High School white metal medal, with enamel cockerel decoration, impressed marks verso, 30mm long; unnamed Royal Order of Jesters, white metal and enamel circular badge, 30mm diameter; Union, United Electrical & Radio Workers of America, a gilt and enamel badge, 20mm wide; unnamed gilt metal and enamel National Union of Railwaymen double sided medal pendant, 25mm diameter; unnamed gilt and enamel badge, with central cameral panel, 25mm diameter; Fattorini AOOR shield shaped badge, with diamond shaped wreath with central heart on green background, 25mm long; unnamed League of Ovaltines circular badge, 25mm diameter; Fattorini Bennardo's Helpers League, white writing with blue shield and green leaf decoration, 25mm diameter; Whitehead & Hoag Buffalo Never Fails Community Fund 1924, orange border with central portrait, 20mm diameter; unnamed Super-Tim Club, portrait of Superman and Clark Kent on white background, 20mm diameter.

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Sale Date(s)

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