plaque
A badge is a generally rather small sign made of metal or plastic of any shape. The badge is related to the medal .
The badge has a relief-like depiction on one side , and some are also labeled. Badges are usually applied to another object, e.g. B. on a component or on a stone, but also on clothing. Association badges are held as a chest tag in the form of a plaque.
Badges are mostly used for documentation or identification . They can also symbolize a group or a professional function (e.g. detective service badge ). The Pioneer badges for two space probes from the 1970s are also a badge . The particulate matter sticker and the associated driving bans are currently a major issue in Germany .
Plaques in art
In the 15th and 16th centuries, small, often square bronze tablets with religious, mythological and allegorical representations were made in relief . These plaques had their heyday in the Italian and German Renaissance ; an important master was Peter Flötner . They were mainly set into altars, tabernacles, candelabra, candlesticks, lamps, small boxes, inkwells and sword handles or used as hat clips and as jewelry for berets . The plaques were later modeled by French and other medalists and shaped into independent works of art to replace medals.
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Badge of the Austrian civil service
Security check sticker (vehicle)
Badge ( nameplate ) of the VEB Landmaschinenbau "Red Banner" Döbeln in the combine progress agricultural machinery
Official seal of the Hohenlohekreis district office as confirmation of the approval of vehicles for road traffic in the form of a (approval) badge
Gospel . Artistically designed plaque made of armored steel (1921, Michael Blümelhuber , Museum of the City of Steyr )
One-sided cast plate (plaque, medal ) 430 × 600 mm by Hermann Theodor Simon . Max Lange factory in Göttingen from 1919. Casting company Hermann Gladenbeck
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ badge. In: The clever alphabet. Konversationslexikon in ten volumes. Volume 8, p. 36
- ^ Franz Friedrich Leitschuh : The plaque work of Peter Flötner in the directory of the Nuremberg patrician Paulus Behaim. 1904.
- ↑ plaques. In: Meyers Großes Konversationslexikon. 6th edition. Volume 16, p. 1.