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Your Basket is empty Search Go Home Departments Basket Checkout Account Contact Us Help		Departments > Medieval Badges > Pilgrim Badges, Secular Badges Display CurrencyUS DollarCanadian DollarNew Zealand DollarAustralian DollarEuro Pilgrim Badges, Secular Badges Agnus Dei 1350-1400.Showing the Lamb of God.Diameter 4cm. £2.25 Add to basket Becket Slain This badge, dating from the mid-fourteenth century, shows the four knights, dressed in full armour, as one of them brings his sword down on the neck of Becket. Height 5.2cm. £3.75 Add to basket Becket's Exile After six years in exile in France to avoid conflict with Henry II, Becket finally returned to England in 1170. He is shown here on board a square-rigged cog, standing in the centre, his hand raised in blessing. height 4.5cm. £3.75 Add to basket Becket's Shrine Dated between 1350 and 1400, showing the ornate shrine in Canterbury Cathedral. Above the figure of Thomas is a large jewelled chest, at the centre of which was a massive ruby given by the King of France. £4.00 Add to basket Bust of Becket. 1400's. Murdered in Canterbury Cathedral, Becket was the most popular of English Saints, and Canterbury became an international destination for pilgrimage. height 7cm. £3.50 Add to basket Crowned 'A' 1400's. A lover's token with the 'A' representing "Amor Vincit Omnia" which translates "Love Conquers All". Height 3.5cm. £2.50 Add to basket Crowned 'R' There are many crowned letters and it may be that this one refers to Richard III. Height 3.5cm. £2.50 Add to basket Crucifix 1420's. Showing the Holy Rood at Boxley Church; an ornate screen that featured a large figure of Christ. This figure was often seen to move its eyes and even shed tears. It later proved to be a fake. Height 6.8cm. £2.75 Add to basket Fleur de Lys 1450's. The symbol for Our Lady of Undercroft at Canterbury. The fleur de leys represents the Lily, or the Flower of Innocence. Diameter 3.5cm. £2.50 Add to basket Hawking Late fourteenth century. Depicting the sport of hunting with a falcon. £2.25 Add to basket John Schorn 1480's. He was a famous preacher and a famed exorcist from North Marston, who tricked the devil and trapped him in his boot, but the devil escaped out of a lace hole. Height 3.5cm. £2.25 Add to basket Jousting. Fourteenth century. £3.75 Add to basket Lover's Token 1400. A crowned heart with a diagonal band having the inscription "Herte be trewe". Surrounded by pearls to represent purity. height 5cm. £3.50 Add to basket Maria 'M' Monogram 1350-1400. Within the letter 'M' are the figures of Gabriel and the Virgin Mary. Height 3.5cm. £2.50 Add to basket Rose en Soleil The Sun and Rose. 1470's. A popular Yorkist symbol of Edward IV. height 3.5cm. £2.25 Add to basket Saint Alban (Large) 1400's. England's first Christian martyr. Having just beheaded St. Alban, the eyes of the Roman executioner pop out on their stalks. Height 6.5cm. £3.50 Add to basket Saint Alban (Small) 1450's. Englands first Christian martyr. Having just beheaded St. Alban, the eyes of the Roman executioner pop out on their stalks. Height 4cm. £2.25 Add to basket Saint Barbera 1450's. As she protects from fire, lightning and explosions, so St. Barbera is Patron Saint of miners, firemen and gunners. Diameter 3.7cm. £2.25 Add to basket Saint Christopher. Fourteenth century. £2.50 Add to basket Saint Dunstan The patron saint of metalworkers, bellfounders, engravers and jewellers. On the continent he is known as Saint Elegius. Height 4.5cm. £2.25 Add to basket Saint John of Beverley He was the favoured saint of sailors, merchants and criminals. height 4cm. £2.25 Add to basket Star in Crescent 1400's. A popular Plantagenet symbol. Height 3.6cm. £2.25 Add to basket The Annunciation. The scene of the Annunciation< £3.50 Add to basket The Assumption 1450's. Showing the Blessed Mary of Eton College, being transported to heaven by angels. The border represents pearls for purity. Height 4cm. £2.25 Add to basket The Holy House. The Holy House at Walsingham. £2.75 Add to basket The Pelican in her Piety The pelican feeds her young by plucking flesh from her breast, and so was looked upon as a symbol of redemption. £2.25 Add to basket The Physician (Large) 1420's. A parody of the early medical profession, it shows a monkey in a monk's cowl, urinating into a pestle and morter. Height 4.5cm. £3.00 Add to basket The Virgin and Child Fifteenth cetury, and relating to Our Lady of Walsingham or possibly Willesden. height 4cm. £2.25 Add to basket Thomas of Lancaster. Fifteenth century. £3.50 Add to basket Winged Heart Mid-fourteenth century and an emblem of the Virgin Mary, the heart is carried by the Angel of the Annunciation. Height 5cm. £3.00 Add to basket Yorkist Sun 1450's. An heraldic 'estoile' type, or it may represent the Star of Bethlehem. Diameter 4.2cm. £2.75 Add to basket --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ---------
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