An enamelled badge from the 1930's, the back is marked 'Bonzo. Gilt. Reg. design.  Made in England'

 Made in the same way as the opposite badge, this one also has a facsimile signature of Studdy's on the back together with its registered design number.


 

A tie pin, made the same way as the above.  It too has a facsimile of Studdy signature on the back.


 

 A different style of enamelling, this one is painted onto a base metal and then clear-enamelled.  On it's back is stamped 'Copywright  Czecko-Slovakia'

 This badge is made in the same way as opposite, but is unmarked on its back - though it was probably made by the same manufacturer.


 

 This one is just made from a non-descript base metal with a brown metallic enamel painted into the mould.

 Made very simply from pressed tin and finished with a blue wash in its recesses, this one comes from Czechoslovakia.


 

This great pair of badges were made in a very limited number in the mid 1980's by, I believe, an art student to commemorate the 100th edition of a publication called 'Music Talk'.


 

A modern enamelled badge.  This was originally made by Richard Dennis to accompany the publication of The Bonzo Book by Paul Babb & Gay Owen.  The badge has proved so popular with collectors that the Richard Dennis company still makes it today.