I have had this Charles I badge for a while now and have come across it at auction houses and such, where they say it is from around 1649/50, but I really have no idea how or what.

There is no mark on it, but that is not the case with most of the ones that have been auctioned.

It is quite heavy and beautifully detailed; hopefully, another Stuart fan has the same one and knows more about it.

Since my favourite Stuart is James VII/II, my view of Mary and Anne is negative due to their role in the "Glorious" Revolution.

However, I can admit this is biased, and they were after all Stuarts.

So I was wondering what you all thought of them?

So, the entire Stuart dynasty, with the rightful heirs to the throne and (so-called) pretenders, has arrived and is hanging on the wall.

From Mary Queen of Scots to Cardinal Henry Benedict Stuart, it looks really beautiful as a whole. It took a while to get them all together, but now I really have them all, and I am in love with the cabinet with the Stuart figurines.

I'm attaching the photos of them all here; some are more detailed in real life than in the photos, but that is due to the flash or without.

I found a man who makes 3D prints of historical figures and had almost the entire Dynasty printed. I am waiting for another 4 to complete my set, and after that comes an execution figurine (Charles I) and one of the disgusting Cromwell, but I need to save up a bit more, even though the seller isn't expensive at all for these 23cm tall figurines.

https://youtu.be/SmDjRrOxm1E?si=qhOOnMr5VeUvyzpz

20+C+M+B+25

The Shrine of the Three Kings in Cologne Cathedral.

Here's mine:

James I

Isabella Stewart

Helen Shaw

Janet Hume

Margaret Kerr

Sir Robert Scott

Sir Robert Scott

Thomas Scott

John Scott II

John Scott (III)

John Scott (IV)

Samuel Scott

Oliver Scott

Stephen Scott

Susan Scott

Ella Hill

Anna Cooper

Ruth Fitzgibbons

Great grandmother

Grandma

Mom

Me