Quick poll.

Intersested as to what the rest of the country is issued.



NorCal

4th row second one from the left.

Similar to the TX DPS badge, a 5-pt star in a circle.

Standard Blackingtons shield. I hate cookie cutter badges.

Right now the basic "shield w/ eagle on top" (3rd row down second from the left).

But we are in the process of changing and it looks like a custom oval style is gonna be the winner.
( 98% of the dept.)

I'm pretty stoked because I designed it.  If I had a clue on how to post a pic I would like to get some feedback, but alas I'm a computer retard.

www.baltimorepolicememorial.org/index.html

Fallen Heroes

Name  Rank  Date of Death  

Brian Winder  Officer  07/03/2004  
Thomas G. Newman  Detective  11/23/2002  
Crystal Deneen Sheffield  Police Officer  8/22/2002  
Michael J. Cowdery  Police Officer  3/12/2001  
Kevin Joseph McCarthy  Police Officer  10/14/2000  
John David Platt  Sergeant  10/14/2000  
Kevon Malik Gavin, Sr.  Police Officer  4/21/2000  
Jamie Allen Roussey  Police Officer  3/8/2000  
Barry Winston Wood  Flight Officer  11/4/1998  
Harold J. Carey  Police Officer  10/30/1998  
Owen E. Sweeney, Jr.  Lieutenant  5/7/1997  
Herman A. Jones, Sr.  Police Officer  5/26/1993  
Ira Neil Weiner  Police Officer  9/21/1992  
William J. Martin  Police Officer  10/10/1989  
Robert Alexander  Police Officer  9/20/1986  
Richard T. Miller  Police Officer  7/21/1986  
Vincent J. Adolfo  Police Officer  11/18/1985  
Richard J. Lear  Police Officer  10/8/1985  
Marcellus Ward  Detective  12/3/1984  
Ronald L. Tracey  Police Officer  7/20/1981  
William D. Albers  Police Officer  8/19/1979  
Nelson F. Bell, Jr.  Police Officer  10/27/1978  
Edgar J. Rumpf  Police Officer  2/16/1978  
James D. Halcomb  Police Officer  4/16/1976  
Timothy B. Rienour  Police Officer  10/27/1975  
Edward S. Sherman  Police Officer  9/13/1975  
Martin J. Greiner  Police Officer  12/10/1974  
Milton Spell  Police Officer  8/15/1974  
Frank W. Grunder, Jr.  Sergeant  8/1/1974  
Frank W. Whitby, Jr.  Police Officer  5/5/1974  
Calvin M. Rodwell  Police Officer  9/22/1973  
Norman F. Buckman  Police Officer  4/6/1973  
Lorenzo Arnest Gray  Police Officer  7/26/1972  
Martin Webb  Lieutenant  8/3/1971  
Carl Peterson, Jr.  Police Officer  6/12/1971  
Donald W. Sager  Police Officer  4/24/1970  
Henry M. Mcikey  Police Officer  3/24/1970  
George F. Heim  Police Officer  1/15/1970  
Richard F. Bosak  Police Officer  4/18/1968  
John C. Williams  Police Officer  8/21/1967  
Frederick K. Kontner  Police Officer  2/10/1967  
William J. Baumer  Police Officer  1/25/1967  
Robert Henry Kuhn  Police Officer  7/22/1965  
Jack Lee Cooper  Sergeant  12/25/1964  
Teddy L. Bafford  Police Officer  10/15/1964  
Walter Patrick Matthys  Police Officer  9/11/1964  
Claude J. Profili  Police Officer  2/6/1964  
Francis R. Stransky  Police Officer  1/10/1964  
Edward J. Kowalewski  Police Officer  7/2/1962  
Richard B. Seebo  Police Officer  5/26/1962  
Henry Smith Jr.  Police Officer  4/7/1962  
Warren V. Eckert  Police Officer  11/16/1960  
Richard H. Duvall  Police Officer  1/11/1959  
Robert K. Nelson  Police Officer  9/19/1958  
John F. Andrews  Police Officer  10/9/1957  
John R. Phelan  Police Officer  9/29/1956  
James J. Purcell  Police Officer  10/24/1955  
Walter D. Davis  Police Officer  7/1/1954  
Aubrey L. Lowman  Police Officer  4/19/1954  
Alfred P. Bobelis  Sergeant  2/14/1954  
James L. Scholl  Police Officer  8/1/1953  
Roland W. Morgan  Police Officer  1/6/1951  
Charles M. Hilbert  Police Officer  8/4/1949  
James L. Joyce  Police Officer  4/4/1949  
John W. Arnold  Police Officer  12/30/1948  
Thomas Burns  Police Officer  10/1/1948  
Joseph Caniel Benedict  Police Officer  2/13/1948  
Elmer A. Noon  Police Officer  11/20/1946  
John B. Bealefeld  Police Officer  9/10/1945  
William S. Knight  Police Officer  11/7/1943  
William J. Woodcock  Police Officer  6/13/1943  
William L. Ryan  Police Officer  6/13/1940  
Thomas Barlow  Police Officer  12/31/1937  
John T. King, Jr.  Police Officer  12/28/1936  
Carroll Hanley  Police Officer  10/29/1936  
Leo Bacon  Police Officer  10/9/1936  
Arthur H. Malinofski  Police Officer  10/31/1935  
Max Hirsh  Police Officer  2/14/1935  
Henry W. Sudmeier  Police Officer  12/20/1934  
John Staff  Police Officer  11/2/1934  
John Blank  Police Officer  2/12/1934  
John R.J.Block  Police Officer  4/21/1933  
Thomas F. Steinacker  Police Officer  10/4/1932  
William A. Bell  Police Officer  1/2/1932  
John P. Burns  Police Officer  1/7/1931  
Joseph F. Carroll  Detective Sergeant  11/19/1928  
George M. May  Sergeant  2/12/1928  
Willaim F. Doehler  Police Officer  8/5/1927  
Webster E. Schumann  Police Officer  6/29/1926  
Roy L. Mitchell  Police Officer  11/1/1925  
George D. Hart  Police Officer  1/2/1925  
Charles Frank  Police Officer  6/20/1924  
Frank L. Latham  Police Officer  3/2/1924  
John Lanahan  Police Officer  7/3/1919  
George C. Sauer  Police Officer  4/18/1915  
Charles J. Conchue  Police Officer  5/20/1902  
Alonzo B. Bishop  Police Officer  8/29/1899  
John J. Dailey  Police Officer  10/17/1895  
Michael Neary  Police Officer  8/20/1894  
James T. Dunn  Police Officer  6/20/1894  
Jacob Zapp  Police Officer  7/15/1891  
John T. Lloyd  Patrolman  7/4/1889  
John Christopher  Police Officer  8/18/1872  
Joseph Clark  Police Officer  5/22/1871  
James Murphy  Police Officer  7/5/1870  

Sean

I voted "other".

It's the third row first one . . . .

Our FD badge looks like the R.I. badge (Blackington B311, IIRC)

Out PD gets the one 3rd row 2nd from left (Oregon?)

Shield.  Bottom row, second from right.

Here it is

I think I figured this shit out.

Here is our new one, the vote is in a week or so but like I said about 98% of the dept. have stated they are picking this one.

I would like some honest feedback from you guys if possible. Keep in mind the coloring is a little off in this pic.  It will be antique silver with antique gold.

http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/3769/newbadge3qb.th.png

Holy shit it worked, my first photo link....fuck i'm giddy.

Third Row, second to the right.  "New Mexico..."  Only ours are silver

7 point, Sterling Silver, w/fine engraving.

7 point. They tie it in with our ethical training.
Each point in the badge represents a letter in the word sheriff. Each letter stands for a value.

Second Row, Far Left.

Ours is similar to the Nevada Highway Patrol one shown. 6th row down, 3rd from the left.

7 pointed star. Similar to South Dakota Highway Patrol except one colored, silver. Fourth row, second from the right.

Hey NorCal, How about those AN ALbum covers? Do the PEN IS mightiers work man?

"SO Trebek, we meet again".

CHA and CPD: 5 point star

Current agency: Shield



Sheep

Here's mine...



Our Sgt, and above have a different style, as well as our specialty units.  

Top row second from right- looks close to mine-Md State Police

Third row, second from right,  next to the DPS badge.  Standard badge is silver and gold, Sgts and above are all gold.

VERY similar to this, but mine is two-tone (gold on silver).  I think Sgt is reversed colors and Lt and up is like the one pictured.

Same as mine, except mine says "Detention Officer"

Not sure if you'd call this a shield or other...

3rd row down, 2nd from the left.  5-point Star.

ours is the same as this one except it has the county name in the center, rank on top and name on the bottom of the circle.

http://www.lawmanbadge.com/cgi-bin/miva?Merchant2/merchant.mv+Screen=PROD&Product_Code=WC002&Category_Code=WC&Product_Count=1

Breacher

First row third in from the left

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Shield.

I still have it. The Chief gave it to me when I left.

5 point

the one nearest the bottom on the left.

Quoted: 7 point, Sterling Silver, w/fine engraving.

Ditto

same badge as Alabama DPS  

Quoted: Quoted: 7 point, Sterling Silver, w/fine engraving. Ditto

Ed Jones?

Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: 7 point, Sterling Silver, w/fine engraving. Ditto Ed Jones?

Yep. check out the Line of Duty thread header photo. Mine's the one in the US photo. Looks just like Oakland, CA PD's. Our new squad design looks exactly like CHP's with silver instead of gold lettering. Can you tell our Chief's a California native?

Both Shields in Silver.
1.  3rd row, second from the right (Old School).
2.  6th row, third from the right (New School).

Same department for 23+ years.  Three different badges.  

I started with a shield like the one on the in third row down, second from right.  

Then we went to a seven point star like the one in the second row from the bottom, second from the right.  

Now we use a shield that looks like the shield in the second row from the bottom, third from the right.  

Our current/old badge


wallet and creds


our hat piece is a reduced size copy of the badge


here is our new artists rendering of the redesign we are getting

Bottom row, 5th from left.

Mine's third row down, far right; however, this badge was used by my department back in the 60s & early 70s.  It was referred to the 'enamel' badge.

Current issue is still round with the outline of the state of Texas inside and a 5 point star punched completely through the badge.  

Quoted: Quick poll. Intersested as to what the rest of the country is issued. www.policecatalog.com/cat-images-xl/70154.jpg NorCal

I classified mine as "other".  It's one of the one's in your picture......hint, hint.  It's the only one of its kind that I know of anyway, perhaps others can enlighten me as to the contrary, but I've yet to see its equivalent.

let me guess....bottom 3rd in from the right?

Quoted: let me guess....bottom 3rd in from the right?

Quoted: Mine's third row down, far right; however, this badge was used by my department back in the 60s & early 70s.  It was referred to the 'enamel' badge. Current issue is still round with the outline of the state of Texas inside and a 5 point star punched completely through the badge.

Same as his but not gold

5 pointed star with upper and lower rockers.

Our FD one is closest to the bottom right in the picture, but it is silver and red.

I think I may have worn it three times, two funerals and one fire saftey day at the school, in 5 years.