At the first modern Olympics in 1896, athletes, coaches, and reporters wore little cardboard badges for identification. Ever since, host countries have created their own designs and other ...

Even the Tampa Police Benevolent Association aims to make money off of the Republican National Convention, selling specially-designed police and deputy commemorative badges, pins and coins for the ...

Yes, you can have decorative pins attached to your backpack or suitcase when traveling in the United States. Pins are welcomed in carry-on and checked baggage on United States flights.

Officers have the option of Teardrop Eagle Shield, Eagle Maltese Shield or a 5-Point Star. The badges come in silver or gold and sell for $115 and $130, respectively.Officers are not required to ...

Celebrate "Global Close Your Rings Day" by earning Message app stickers and badges, a limited-time Apple Watch activity award, and score a commemorative pin at retail stores.

A 9NEWS viewer noticed a Facebook group where a person was buying and selling police badges. She thought it sounded fishy. So we looked into her question: Is that even legal?

Mon., Sept. 11, 2017 Spokane police purchased 116 commemorative badges, similar to this one being worn by Maj. Kevin King, honoring the lives lost during the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.

Commemorative Indianapolis police badges won’t arrive on time for Black History Month. by: Gregg Montgomery. Posted: Jan 24, 2024 / 12:35 AM EST / Updated: Jan 24, 2024 / 12:36 AM EST.

There's a side sport taking place in Paris right now on the fringes of the Summer Games - trading commemorative Olympic pins. Small metal pins covered in colorful enamel paints, marking past and ...

There's a side sport taking place in Paris right now on the fringes of the Summer Games - trading commemorative Olympic pins. Small metal pins covered in colorful enamel paints, marking past and ...