St. Paul's Watch WW2 Fire Watch badge, rare

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Very rare

Second World War St. Paul's (Cathedral) Watch lapel badge. The badge was designed by the sculptor, Laurence Turner, who had been a member of the Watch during the First World War. It is very similar to the gilded lead badge used by the Watch then. The Watch was revived in 1940 and had c. 280 members who patrolled the Cathedral throughout the war. The crossed swords and 'D' formed part of the coat of arms of the Dean and Chapter.

Physical description

voided circular badge with crossed swords with the letter 'D' at the top of the circle and the words SAINT PAUL'S WATCH around the circular band with the date 1943 on the reverse

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Dimensions32mm Diameter Category Antique Arms and Militaria Date 1943  1940s Antiques Material Gilt Origin English Condition Excellent condition Item code as610a207 / aa197 Status Sold

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Hoylake, Wirral
Merseyside
North West England

Tel : 0151 6510522
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Item St. Paul's Watch WW2 Fire Watch badge, rare

 

Item Code as610a207 / aa197

 

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