MERCHANDISE.
SOUVENIRS.
Collectables.
MERCHANDISE.
SOUVENIRS.
Collectables.
Columbia Vigilance Committee $9.00 (While stock supplies last)
This reproduction is gold plated, and made like the early Boston Police Badge of the 1850s
FREQUENT LAWLESSNESS and with little law enforcement in the early days of Columbia's Gold Rush
prompted a group of citizens to organize the first Vigilance Committee in 1852
(this is just a reproduction of what may have existed)
Columbia Constable Badge $110.00 (While stock supplies last)
This 2-1/4"wide reproduction is sterling silver and made like the early Badges of the 1850s
November 28, 1858 - Constable John Leary is attending a fireman's ball
when he was called out to do his duty for Columbia, the 2nd Township
of Tuolumne County and was killed by robbers.
(This is just a reproduction of what he may have worn. Supplies are limited. Only 8 badges were ever made)
US Medical Corps enamel pin $4.00 (While stock supplies last)
All ranks wore this insignia on their hats
if they were assigned to medical duty on either side, during the American Civil War.
5th Texas Flag enamel pin $4.00 (While stock supplies last)
One of many state flags flown by the 5th Texas during the American Civil War.
All cloisonne pins are top quality baked enamel on metal with gold or silver electroplating.
