Badges
Subject
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Objects bearing special or distinctive marks and worn for decoration or to signify affiliation. Originally, badges were heraldic symbols worn as identifying marks by a knight and his retainers, e.g., a badge of arms. In later use, the term refers to any distinctive device, emblem, or mark worn to indicate a person's affiliation, rank, office, name, or membership in an organization or support for a cause, particularly objects that comprise small pieces of metal, card, plastic, etc., that bear a distinguishing design or words.
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies artifacts, approximately 1965-1988
Series
Identifier: UA 1072 Series 8
Scope and Contents
Contains artifacts, including Robert C. Taylor's BYU Travel Study name badge and keepsake stones from the Jerusalem Center's time capsule ceremony. Dated approximately 1965-1988.
Dates:
approximately 1965-1988
Robert Taylor BYU Travel Study Staff name badge, approximately 1965-1988
Item — Box 20: Series 4; Series 5; Series 6; Series 8 [Barcode: 31197239282046]
Identifier: UA 1072 Series 8
Dates:
approximately 1965-1988