Sheriff Shield Badge

Sheriff Shield Badge

$10.95

Sheriff Shield Badge – This type of badge was worn by Claude Inman, the once famous sheriff of Esmeralda County Nevada in the 1890’s.

Our Old West replica badges are crafted out of steel and brass. We double-stamp them and then they are silver plated. Finally each Old West badge is hand finished for that worn, antique look. Heavy safety pin closure on the back of each badge.

Badges arrive in a small gift box complete with story. Depending on the badge, size range is 1 5/8″ inches to 3 1/8″ H.

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Sheriff Shield Badge

Sheriff Shield Badge – This type of badge was worn by Ford County Sheriff, Charles “Charlie” Bassett. Charlie’s undersheriff was the famous Bat Masterson. The pair served two terms, but when a local ordinance prevented Charlie from running for a third term, Bat Masterson became the sheriff and appointed Charlie as his undersheriff.

Our Old West replica badges are crafted out of steel and brass. We double-stamp them and then they are silver plated. Finally each Old West badge is hand finished for that worn, antique look. Heavy safety pin closure on the back of each badge.

Badges arrive in a small gift box complete with story. Depending on the badge, size range is 1 5/8″ inches to 3 1/8″ H.

Buy any TWO Badges

Buy any THREE Badges

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Our Old West replica badges are crafted out of steel and brass. We double-stamp them and then they are silver plated. Finally each Old West badge is hand finished for that worn, antique look.

Heavy safety pin closure on the back of each badge. Badges arrive in a small gift box complete with story.

Depending on the badge, size range is 1 5/8″ inches to 3 1/8″ H.

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