Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Close-up view of a United States Bureau of Investigation badge in the shape of a seal and reading "Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice, US." There is with an eagle emblem at the top and a shield with stars and stripes at the bottom, the whole framed by decorative scroll ornament. The badge is mounted on a shield-shaped background (leather?) with round metal decoration at bottom point, photographed on a table or shelf. Related to the article “Badge, Who Gotta Badge? What’s There About Symbol of Authority That Makes Its Wearer Puff Up Like a Pouter Pigeon? Why, Doncha Know, Connie? This is the Volstead Era.” Los Angeles Times, 16 Nov. 1926: A24. Text from nitrate negative sleeve: Badges, US. State, County, City
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b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
0922 uclamss_1429_0922 ark:/21198/zz002db8xc
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No linguistic content
Subject
Badges United States Bureau of Investigation Medals, badges, decorations, etc
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