The badge is a quiet expression of who you are, and a remembrance of your distinguished ancestors.  Use it with pride!

Our Executive Director arranged to have the members of the Joseph Bucklin Society be distinguished by a unique badge.  The badge has been especially designed and crafted to the specifications of the Society.  It is about the size shown below, and very sturdily constructed.

The logo on the society's badge is formed by taking the square logo of the Bucklin family [the blue field with a gold English flag lion upon it ("a field azure, a lion passant, guazant, or") and the white field with a red fire above it ("a field argent, a fire gules )], and adding, below the square of those two fields of the Bucklin logo, a third plain red field ("a field gules"). The red field is a heraldic reminder that the Society specially  remembers the military fortitude and sacrifices of those who gave their fortunes and lives in forming the new country that became the United States of America.   More on the symbols in  the Society badge.

Traditionally, the badge is sewn or pinned from behind on a blazer's  left chest pocket, to identify a person belonging to a special group or family.   However it may be sewn on almost any item of clothing.  We have used it on polo shirts and sweatshirts to provide a distinctive piece of clothing.  We find it is also well used by being glued to luggage.  It quickly identifies your black luggage from all the others on a luggage carrousel.

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