January 24, 2024
Old CRI&P Six point Star RR Police Badge #1024 Post WWII period nice/ used
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This early issue 1950s era railroad police Patrolman badge is from the long defunct Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. There is no hallmark on the back, and it has an intact single pin.. The piece shows very light wear with minor scratches and is in very good used condition. It appears to be made of nickel silver. It measures 2 1/4 " by 21/2" across the points. It is not known exactly where it was assigned but there were many working in the Chicago terminal yards area. The CRI&P RR was one of the earliest roads in the Midwest organized first in 1852 as the C&RI becoming the CRI&P in 1866. An excellent historical resource on this railroad can be found in Wikipedia. This badge conforms to eBay listing requirements as an obsolete original issue from a defunct agency which no longer exists and has no police powers because it is of value only as a collectors item of historical significance or for educational purposes only. This item will be sold only to US buyers with a mailing address in the United States, and no sales will be made to any foreign countries, with the exception of Canada, Postal costs include insurance or tracking.. Buyer will please add $7.75 toward the cost of Priority Mail, insurance and tracking costs and may return for refund (less postage) within fourteen days at buyers expense, but only if this badge is
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