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Collection of Police Badges (34)
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The U.S. Marine Corps Military Police badge showcases the iconic Eagle, Globe, and Anchor at its center, encircled by “United States Marine Corps Law Enforcement” and flanked by laurel branches.
A trio of highly detailed, customizable law enforcement badges representing sheriff, state police, and city police roles, each featuring official emblems and regional insignia.
A polished silver Special Police badge with a five-pointed star center and textured border, signifying authorized authority.
A diverse array of Florida law enforcement badges, highlighting regional variations, rank insignia, and design evolution across decades.
A detailed gold-plated police officer badge featuring an eagle, laurel wreath, and central seal with a historic fort and American flag.
A close-up of the Clackamas County Deputy Sheriff badge, showcasing its detailed craftsmanship and official Oregon state seal.
The official badge of the Los Angeles County Office of Public Safety, featuring the California bear, county seal, and formal insignia elements.
A showcase of 13 uniquely designed custom badges-from U.S. Customs to local police departments-highlighting craftsmanship and official authority.
A striking display of five historic American law enforcement badges, each reflecting unique jurisdictional identity and rank insignia.
A showcase of eight bespoke law enforcement badges, each uniquely designed for agencies like Rio Rancho Police, Celina Texas RET, and Farmington Police.
Twelve official-style police badges from various U.S. states, each uniquely designed with state seals and emblems.
A sketch-style police badge with the number 123, rendered in expressive black ink with ornamental flourishes.
A close-up of a gleaming New Mexico Fire Department lieutenant badge, showcasing intricate detailing and official insignia.
A comprehensive display of official state police badge pins from all 50 U.S. states plus D.C., each uniquely designed and labeled by agency and state.
A well-preserved 1946 Portland Police badge, showcasing classic mid-20th-century law enforcement design and craftsmanship.
This official U.S. Air Force Security Forces Police badge signifies authority, duty, and service-worn by personnel responsible for base security and law enforcement.
The Sarasota Police Chief badge, crafted in gold and silver, displays the Florida state seal at its center and four stars denoting rank.
A polished silver Special Police badge with a five-pointed star at its center, used for official identification by auxiliary or specialized officers.
A polished gold special police badge with raised lettering and a five-pointed star at its center, signifying specialized law enforcement status.
The Oregon State Police badge features a classic five-pointed star design, with the state seal at its center and “1931” marking its establishment.
A detailed gold-plated badge for security enforcement officers, symbolizing authority, justice, and national service.
A side-by-side comparison of two Houston Police sergeant badges, highlighting size variation while preserving identical design elements including the Lone Star and eagle motif.
A meticulously detailed vintage Chief of Police badge, featuring elegant scrollwork and bold lettering on a seven-pointed star.
The Denver Police badge showcases a detailed eagle crest above the city and county seal, encircled by bold “DENVER POLICE” lettering.
A diverse array of official U.S. law enforcement badges, each reflecting unique regional identity, rank, and historical tradition.
Official Birmingham Police badge, showcasing the department’s heritage with its eagle motif, city seal, and founding date (Dec. 19, 1871).
The official badge of the Phoenix Police Department, showcasing its emblematic phoenix rising above the city skyline since 1881.
A diverse array of official badges representing police, fire, rescue, and security personnel across multiple U.S. jurisdictions.