Frontier Indian Police Badge

Reproduction badge made of cast metal
Has a needle for attachment
Excellent for theater and film productions, for collectors of historical memorabilia, and as decoration

5.90€

• Shipping: Immediately available 20 pcs
• Pickup: Immediately from store in Kaarina, Finland

SKU: 108 Categories: Sheriff Stars, Accessories, Accessories and miscellaneous items, All accessories and miscellaneous items, All Clothing and accessories, Clothing and accessories, Denix, Wild West Accessories & Misc, Wild West and the American Civil War

Description of the Product

5-point Sheriff badge made of metal, with a needle for attachment.

The story of the frontier Indian police in the history of Oklahoma is very important. It is one of the unsung stories in the annuals of law enforcement in the Wild West. Oklahoma, prior to statehood, was known as Indian Territory. Today, the most commonly thought of lawmen who worked the territories were deputy U.S. marshals. However, the Indian police were there and were probably as important if not more so.

Tahlequah is a city in Cherokee County, Oklahoma located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. It was capital of the 19th-century Cherokee Nation. In 1874, the Cherokees built a prison at Tahlequah. It was the only Indian Nation to do so.

Made of cast metal
Perfect for historical re-enactment, on a theater stage, in film productions, for collectors of historical memorabilia, and as decoration
Diameter: 7.6 cm
Weight: 16 g
Manufacturer: Denix, Spain