VT250SG2D - Vermont 250th Anniversary Badge

Once upon a time, way back in the early days of our fine country, what we now live in and know as Vermont was considered part of New Hampshire. Between January 1749 and October 1764, New Hampshire's Governor Benning Wentworth, (Bennington was named after him), issued 135 grants for land in what is now known as Vermont. Over 100 of these "grant towns" or "Charter Towns" still exist. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This listing is for the badges with the SILVER panels on a GOLD background plus the "Vermont Coat of Arms" center seal in 2-Dimensional relief. All panels may be custom engraved to your specifications. We will ONLY ship to an agency address for distribution. Finally, we will donate $10.00 from the purchase price of each badge sold to the Vermont Police Chief's Association to help fund the: Raymond R. Mooney Scholarship: Erwin Bugbee Memorial Scholarship: Herbert Fullam Scholarship: Gene Gaiotti Memorial Scholarship: When ordering, please include in the "PERSONALIZATION" field: custom engraving text for the top panel, second panel third panel & bottom panel. - - - - - - - - - - - - ALL ORDERS PLACED BEFORE AUGUST 15, 2010 WILL RECEIVE AT NO ADDITIONAL COST THE NEW 250TH ANNIVERSARY BADGE LAPEL PIN & CHALLENGE COIN a $15.00 value (designs in production)