Evelina Hospital for Sick Children London 1938 silver nurses badge

A very scarce 'Evelina Hospital for Sick Children nurse's badge', the reverse bearing Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1938 and maker's details "Thomas Fattorini Limited Birmingham". Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings.
Height 34mm.

WIKIPEDIA: The hospital was founded in 1869 (as Evelina Hospital for Sick Children) by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, whose wife, Evelina, and their child had died in premature labour. It was established in a purpose-built hospital in Southwark Bridge Road, Southwark, opposite what was originally the headquarters of the London Fire Brigade at 94 Southwark Bridge Road. It was nationalised in 1948, becoming a branch of Guy's Hospital. In 1976 the original hospital building was closed, and the children's wards were moved to the newly built Guy's Tower.