United States. A National Society Daughters Of The Barons Of Runnemede Badge In Gold, By J.e. Caldwell & Company Auction Archive featuring crossed gilded arrows in

featuring crossed gilded arrows in each quadrant

Footnote: Thomas Almas Hammill was born on April 18

and without bumps or holes

beneath the police insignia are two metal (magnetic) buttons that serve to hold the two ends of the folding panels in place

Dress pair "banjo" style

United States. A National Society Daughters Of The Barons Of Runnemede Badge In Gold, By J.e. Caldwell & Company Auction Archive featuring crossed gilded arrows inIn 14K Gold with red enamels, weighing 28. 3 grams inclusive of its clasps, ribbon and hanger, maker marked "J. E. C. & CO." (J. E. Caldwell & Company, Philadelphia) and marked "14K" (Gold) on the reverse of the arm at 6 o'clock, engraved in capitals "MINNIE ROSINA TARBOX LAY." and numbered "700" on the reverse cartouche, measuring 34 mm (w) x 38 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, intact enamels, three clasps bearing a ribbon banner inscribed