Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff Board of Supervisors badge. Sterling silver, jeweler made. SKU5884

One of the oldest and rarest LASD Badges known to exist (circa 1907) from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office. This sterling hand engraved badge is for the rank of Criminal Deputy and is unique with the words County Police. A term seldom seen or used in California. Prior to 1913, there was little uniformity in badge design.

The department's three main responsibilities are to provide municipal police services within Los Angeles County, courthouse security for the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, and housing and transportation services of inmates within the county jail system.

Jan 30, 2024 · The official uniform badge of a Deputy Sheriff is prescribed as a metal, gold colored, six-point star. The center of the badge shall be circumscribed by a blue cloisonne band containing the words "Deputy Sheriff" and "Los Angeles County" in gold lettering.

police, sheriff, firefighters badges - entenmann-rovin co. Located in Los Angeles, California, Entenmann-Rovin Company has been manufacturing badges, awards, medals, and many other uniform accessories since 1888.

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Badges for Sheriff's Security Officers and other civilian uniformed personnel are gold colored shields with a likeness of the California State Bear at the top, and an enameled county seal in the middle.

This is a full-size U.S. LASD Los Angeles County Sheriff Badge Replica with a Safety Pin on the back. Proudly Made in the USA, the highest police quality, the finest details and materials, solid copper inside, exquisite workmanship, sturdy and durable!

Searchable history of the Santa Clarita Valley (Los Angeles County) in pictures and text.

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