Since 1898, Baltimore’s family-owned Irvin H. Hahn Company has hand-crafted American-made badges and uniform hardware for public safety agencies. Now in its sixth generation, the company pairs time-honored shop traditions with custom design and hard-fired cloisonné enamel work for departments nationwide. Its badges, buckles and insignia are backed by a lifetime warranty on fasteners and applied panels against manufacturing defects under normal wear.
Smith & WarrenFounded in 1925, Smith & Warren is a White Plains manufacturer known for making USA-made badges for public-safety agencies. Its 27,000-square-foot New York facility combines established craftsmanship with modern production, and the company backs its badges with a full lifetime warranty.WHITE PLAINS, NY
Collinson EnterprisesFamily-owned since 1949, Collinson Enterprises has built its name near the Nation’s Capitol by making custom metal insignia for organizations whose identities are worn or commemorated. The company serves law-enforcement agencies, government institutions, and emergency-service organizations with designs made in the USA.CROFTON, MD
Slim Line Case CompanyA Rochester family business founded in 1926, Slim Line Case Company remains in its third generation under founder George Payton Samson’s granddaughter, Andrea Thomas Coulter. Originally Samson Brothers, the company grew from George’s leatherworking hobby into a U.S.-made manufacturer serving public agencies, with a particular reputation for slim-fitting badge cases shaped to individual badges.ROCHESTER, NY
Touch Adjust Clip Company, IncEstablished in 1965, Touch Adjust Clip Company manufactures badge and jewelry findings at its modern facility in Bohemia, New York. The U.S. manufacturer also handles special tooling setups and specialty item manufacturing, building on more than 50 years of domestic production for badge, jewelry, and advertising-specialty customers.BOHEMIA, NY