1930s Chauffeur Licence Badges | Multiple available

In the early 20th century, many states implemented licensing requirements for professional drivers, including chauffeurs, to ensure public safety and regulate the burgeoning automotive industry. These licenses often took the form of badges or medallions that drivers were required to carry or display. With their unique serial numbers and shapes that make each one of a kind,, these badges represent a tangible piece of transportation history. They are a perfect gift for the collector or anyone interested in automobilia, historical badges, or the history of law enforcement and licensing in the United States.

Some wear/tear on the pieces commiserate with age.

Choose from:
A- 1930s Globe Indemnity Co. Safe Driver 1 Year Brass screwback pin Approximately ⅝” tall
B- 1936 Minnesota Licensed Chauffeur badge, serial number 53673. Approximately 1.25” tall.
C- 1935 Minnesota Licensed Chauffeur badge, serial number 43811. Approximately 1 5/8” tall and 1.5” wide.
D- 1932 Minnesota Licensed Chauffeur badge, serial number 9228. Approximately 1.25” tall.
E- 1931 Minnesota Licensed Chauffeur badge, serial number 8433. Approximately 1 3/8” tall and 1.5” wide.
F- 1933 Minnesota Licensed Chauffeur badge, serial number 12441. Approximately 1 1/8” tall and 1.25” wide.

Most items in my shop are vintage and are not brand new and come from estate sales. The items may show minor age-related wear and/or minor flaws consistent with the date of manufacture (please be sure to check photos carefully as they are part of the description). I do my best to describe any imperfections. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask!

ETSY usually charges for individual packages when calculating shipping. If you purchase more than 1 item, I will refund any overpaid postage when shipped. Thank you for looking.