This is a replica of a 6-point Sheriff badge made of metal, with a needle for its attachment to the cloth. The term Sheriff is a contraction of "shirereeve", an expression that comes from medieval England and that named the person responsible for imparting justice in a county. At the time of the gold rush their presence became more and more necessary, and to distinguish who gave the law, was placed a badge on the chest, as a recognizable symbol of rank and authority. At the beginning, many badges were shaped like oval or shield, later, they began to be represented with a star of 5 points, symbol associated with the flag of the United States. Since then, the sheriff's badge has evolved to 5, 6 or 7-pointed star

Specification

• Height: 8 cm
• Width: 7 cm
• Depth: 1 cm

• Colour: brass, brown, silver
• Material: steel, wood
• Weight: 0.03kg