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Old West Badges
Explore the history of the Old West lawman badge and purchase a piece of the past with one of these antique replicas. Badges have been part of the equipment of law enforcement officers for hundreds of years and have been worn by the likes of Wyatt and Virgil Earp, Bob Masterson, Doc Holliday, and Wild Bill Hickok. They originated in ancient times when the armored knights wore an insignia to announce their official status and allegiances.
Marshal Dodge City Lawman Badge
This type of badge was worn by many famous lawmen including Wyatt Earp.
Price: $7.95
Old West Tribal Police Star Badge
This is a "stock" badge, such badges could be purchased without waiting.
Price: $7.95
Bureau Of Indian Affairs Police Badge
Cochise chose Tom Jeffords for the position of Indian Agent, and Jeffords took up the badge of office.
Price: $7.95
Indian Police Wind River Badge
The original is a colorful and attractive special order badge, that is authentic to the Shoshone.
Price: $7.95
Territorial Prison Guard Deer Lodge Montana Badge
In the last century the territorial prison for Montana was located at Deer Lodge Montana.
Price: $7.95
Confederate States Railroad Badge
This Southern railroad became a troop and supply carrier and major transport for the Confederate states during the war between the North and South.
Price: $7.95
Texas Rangers Western Lawman Badge
This type of badge may have been worn by Joe McKidrict who killed one time ranger turned badman, Bass Outlaw in 1894.
Price: $7.95
Western Lawman Sheriff Shield Badge
This type of badge would have been worn by Claude Inman.
Price: $7.95
Colorado Springs City Marshal Badge
One of the men that wore this badge was killed in 1876 by Texas gunman Clay Allison.
Price: $7.95