Can anyone tell me what this badge symbol is?

[inversions]

Please?

[suesjools]

A diagram of the inner workings of a British loo.

Seriously, I have no idea. Have you tried Googling heraldic symbols or maybe heraldic motifs?

Best wishes for many sales to all,

[inversions]

Yes and thats the queen sitting on top!

I've had a bit of a google but to no avail.

[suesjools]

Yes and thats the queen sitting on top!

I've had a bit of a google but to no avail.

LOL! Hopefully someone with heraldic knowledge will be along soon to answer this one.

Best wishes for many sales to all,

[TonyBridger]

It is very similar to the Queen's Award for Export Achievement.

[Anniemcc2]

It is the emblem of the Queen's Award for Exports and Technology.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen%2...for_Enterprise

http://uk.ebid.net/for-sale/gb-phq-1...n-18771161.htm

[cheaver]

On what did you find it? That would help.
I am thinking engineering or watches because of the cogs - wheels turning all directions & royally approved?

[inversions]

Ahh, a google with that and I found that the award you mention is identical in every way but the mine has a T instead of the E (and no date).

[inversions]

Thanks for the help.Its actually one of a pair of cuff links, both have the T in the middle. I found them in a collection of stuff with books dating back to 1795 and up to 1985. All sorts of stuff. I went though the books ages ago and have only just got round to trying to shift the other things.

[moonwitch]

It is the emblem of the Queen's Award for Exports and Technology.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen%2...for_Enterprise

http://uk.ebid.net/for-sale/gb-phq-1...n-18771161.htm

Ahh, a google with that and I found that the award you mention is identical in every way but the mine has a T instead of the E (and no date).

The second link in the post above yours shows the design with the 't' in the middle