Finland Army Reserve Officer School Cross Badge – Silver-Plated, Enameled

This Finland Army Reserve Officer Course School Badge (Reserviupseerikoulu) is a distinguished piece of Finnish military insignia, established in 1948. This badge is awarded to individuals who successfully complete reserve officer training in the Finnish Defence Forces, symbolizing leadership, honor, and commitment to national service.

Crafted with three-piece construction, the badge is made of silver-plated bronze and enameled with rich blue and white tones. At the center is the iconic Finnish lion backed by the white rose of Finland, all mounted on a cross-shaped base. Its intact enamels and aged patina lend the piece historical character and visual appeal.

Measuring 36×36 mm and weighing 15.31 g, the badge bears the respected maker’s mark A. BARCK on the nut at the reverse. This version represents the traditional design worn over the middle stitch of the left breast pocket on the military uniform.

Whether you’re a militaria collector, Finnish history enthusiast, or simply appreciate finely crafted historical regalia, this badge is an ideal addition to your collection. It encapsulates post-war Finnish pride and the rigorous training of its reserve officers.