SHERIFF BADGE REPLICA
Replica of a sheriff badge in metal
Reproduction of a 6-pointed sheriff badge made of metal, with a pin for attaching to clothing. This authentic replica allows you to immerse yourself in the American West and feel the wings of history. Explore our range to find more historical replicas.
The sheriff's historical background
The term sheriff is a contraction of "shirereeve", an expression that comes from medieval England and named the person responsible for providing justice in a county. Currently, the public police and judicial authority is in force in several Anglo-Saxon countries: Great Britain, the USA and Canada.
The role of the sheriff in America
The first English settlers brought the sheriff concept to the American continent, so that he kept order among the new populations. At the time of the gold rush, their presence became more and more necessary and in order to distinguish who upheld the law, a badge was placed on the chest, as a recognizable symbol of rank and authority.
The evolution of the badge over time
In the beginning, many badges were shaped like ovals or shields, later they began to be represented by a 5-pointed star, a symbol associated with the US flag. Since then, the sheriff's badge has evolved into 5, 6 or 7-pointed stars. Today, most sheriffs use a star-shaped badge, while police officers use a shield or oval badge. Federal authorities often use plaques with an eagle on the shield. Read more about our collectibles and find something that suits you.
Specifications
- Material: Metal
- Fastening: Pin
- Design: 6-pointed star
- Dimensions: 4.5 cm
- Weight: 10 g
Immerse yourself in the American West with the historic reproduction of this DENIX badge! See other replicas in our range and complete your collection.









