Alameda Co. Badges 2

Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriff, sterling silver, hand engraved. Charles Alvey Golden is listed in the 1930 Census as Chief of Police and in the 1930 Oakland City Directory his occupation is listed as Police. Born May 8, 1893.

Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriff badge #90, sterling silver, hand engraved.

Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriff, sterling silver, hand engraved, #479.

Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriff, sterling silver, hand engraved, Block and Roman lettering.

Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriff badge. Reverse marked Ed Jones Ger. Silver and 853 40th St. Oakland, CAL. This was his mothers residence and he used the garage as his shop.

Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriff shield. Reverse marked
Ed Jones Ger. Silver and 853 40th St. Oakland, CAL.

Constable Eden Township Alameda Co.
Lewis Cass Morehouse was elected Constable Eden Township Alameda County in 1866.
His badge, shown above is 4" tall.

Lewis Cass Morehouse was elected Constable Eden Township Alameda County in 1866. He later served as a Deputy for
Sheriff Harry Morse.

San Francisco Chronicle March 12, 1907

Alameda County 6pt ball tip star, Deputy Constable hallmarked California.

Eagle top shield with applied numbers. Nickel silver.

Alameda County Deputy Constable Sheriff #32, hallmarked Oakland Rubber Stamp Co. Circa 1889.

7/25/18

7/14/18

Rare sterling and hand engraved Hayward Deputy Marshal.
Hallmarked California 835 Bdway Oakland, CAL Hayward was incorporated under special act of the Legislature in 1876 and then by general laws in 1892. In 1913 the Marshal was Charles J. Schilling.

One of the few surviving original Fremont badges. Hallmarded Ed Jones Oakland.

Alameda Co. Deputy Constable, sterling silver, hand engraved, Block and Carnival lettering.

Albany Deputy Marshal badge #2. Made by Ed Jones & Co. Makers 906 B’dy Oakland, CAL Nickel Silver. Ed Jones was at this address from 1906-1923. Albany was originally incorporated under the name Ocean View on September 22, 1908 but on October 30, 1909 by election the name was changed to Albany. The Marshal was John Glavinovich who was also the first Chief of Police.