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We stock a range of collectable insignia worn by the civil emergency services available to buy, including cap badges, rank markings, arm badges, collar dogs and shoulder titles.
Click the links to see images of Fire and Rescue Service insignia, Ambulance and Paramedic patches, plus Civil Defence ba...
We stock a range of collectable insignia worn by the civil emergency services available to buy, including cap badges, rank markings, arm badges, collar dogs and shoulder titles.
Click the links to see images of Fire and Rescue Service insignia, Ambulance and Paramedic patches, plus Civil Defence badges and buttons for sale via our online shop.
Police and Prisons insignia are listed separately - click here for details.
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This section includes Fire Brigade rank markings, cap badges, uniform patches and shoulder slides. Please note that we deal in insignia for collectors - we not wholesale suppliers of fire service insignia.
Click here for our Fire Service uniform buttons.
During World War 2, Fire Brigades were brought under central Government control (nationalised) in 1941 in order to be able to quickly share resources across the UK.
From 1941-1948, all Fire Brigades in the UK wore the same design of NFS (National Fire Service) cap badge.
In 1948, Fire Brigades returned to a regional structure under local authority control and adopted separate designs for the badges of each town and county Fire Service.
In 1974 there was a major re-structure of UK counties and the names of many fire brigades changed as a result.
Most of the badges on our catalogues are from UK town and county fire brigades and date from 1948 to the present day.
Please note that we deal in insignia for collectors - we are not wholesale suppliers of fire service buttons.
During World War 2, Fire Brigades were brought under central Government control (nationalised) in 1941 in order to be able to quickly share resources across the UK.
From 1941-1948, all Fire Brigades in the UK wore the same design of NFS (National Fire Service) button.
In 1948, Fire Brigades returned to a regional structure under local authority control and adopted separate designs for the buttons and badges of each town and county Fire Service.
In 1974 there was a major re-structure of UK counties and the names of many fire brigades changed as a result.
Most of the buttons on our catalogues are from UK town and county fire brigades and date from 1948 to the present day.
Fire Brigade buttons tend to be chromium plated - this is shown as chrome on our button catalogues.