Items

• Pin, WorldSkills Russia

  Rectangular pin badge with the WorldSkills Russia in red
• Pin, 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig 2013

  Rectangular enamel pin badge with the 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig 2013 , logo
• Pin, WorldSkills Charleroi 2019 (candidate city)

  Rectangular enamel pin badge with the WorldSkills Charleroi 2019 candidate city logo. Charleroi, Belgium was a candidate city for the 45th WorldSkills Competition (2019), alongside Paris and Kazan; the Competition was ultimately awarded to Kazan, Russia.
• Pin, EuroSkills Rotterdam 2008

  Square enamel pin badge with the EuroSkills Rotterdam 2008 logo
• Pin, EuroSkills Lille 2014

  Rectangular enamel pin badge with a white background. Upper right features the EuroSkills Lille 20214 logo
• Pin, SloveniaSkills

  Rectangular enamel pin badge with a black background and silver-toned border and the SloveniaSkills logo
• Pin, Youth Skills New Zealand

  Oval enamel pin badge with a yellow background and black border. Center bears a stylized "Y" emblem in dark green/black, above which is a small red-and-black oval device. Text reads "YOUTH SKILLS" across the center and "NEW ZEALAND" curved along the lower edge, both in black lettering.
• Pin, Slovakia national emblem

  Square enamel pin badge with a white background. Upper section reads "SLOVAKIA" in blue capital letters, above the national coat of arms (a red shield bearing a white double cross on a blue three-hill base).
• Skillson and Wazabee mascots keychain, 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007

  Skillson" and "Wazabee," the official mascots of the 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007. Phone strap keychain with two plush bird-figure mascots attached by a black cord to a metal clip. One figure has a pink chest and raised black wing/arm; the other has a dark blue scarf-like wrap across its chest. Both figures have black bodies, white oval eyes, and yellow feet. A paper tag is attached, bearing Japanese text and the Latin lettering "SKILLSON" and "WAZABEE," along with the year "2007."
• Tug mascot plush keyring, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Tug, the male mascot of the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. Plush keyring figure of a horse mascot dressed in a blue shirt with a red-and-white trimmed collar, tan trousers, and a black belt with yellow buckle. A circular yellow emblem is attached to the chest.
• Tess mascot plush keyring, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Tess, the female mascot of the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. Plush keyring figure of a horse mascot dressed in a red polo shirt bearing a circular emblem on the chest, tan trousers, and black boots.
• Commemorative medal to Fred Hill, Japanese national Competition 1973 (replica)

  Description Circular medal, it is a modern replica of WSI_1772, produced via 3D digital reproduction and printed in ABS resin, with a gold metallic airbrush finish. Made for the WorldSkills Museum permanent exhibition.
• Commemorative medal to Fred Hill, Japanese national Competition 1973 (replica)

  Circular medal, it is a modern replica of WSI_1772, produced via 3D digital reproduction and printed in ABS resin, with a chrome-effect airbrush finish. Made for the WorldSkills Museum permanent exhibition.
• First-place trophy, 7th International Competition, Brussels 1958

  Generic trophy for first place at the 7th International Competition. Unlike the skill- or Competitor-specific trophies, this object does not include an engraved Competitor name or skill on the base.
• Ceramic figurine, EuroSkills Rotterdam 2008

  Delft-style blue and white glazed ceramic figurine depicting two children facing each other. The base is inscribed "EuroSkills 2008."
• EuroSkills Budapest 2018 pin

  Pin badge with irregular shaped outline. White background bearing the Euroskills Budapest 2018 logo
• Pin, Formación Profesional Acelerada (FPA)

  Circular metal pin badge. Dark-tone relief metal depicting the emblem of the Formación Profesional Acelerada, with the letters "FPA" visible at the top and a central emblematic motif. Notes: Formación Profesional Acelerada (FPA): Spanish accelerated vocational training program, active 1957–1972.
• Coat of arms of Ceuta, pin

  Metal pin badge in the form of the coat of arms of Ceuta. Gold-tone metal marquis coronet surmounting a shield with enamel details in red, white, and blue, depicting five blue escutcheons in cross on a white field, with a red border bearing gold castles. Ceuta is an Autonomous City of Spain
• AragonSkills pin

  Rectangular metal pin badge with rounded corners. Grey-tone metal background bearing five stylized curved enamel shapes in black, red, blue, green, and yellow arranged in a row, above the text "Aragónskills" in black lettering. Silver-tone metal border visible.
• Valencian Community pin

  Circular button pin badge of the Valencia Community, a Region form Spain
• Indonesia pin

  Metal pin badge in the form of the Garuda Pancasila, the national emblem of Indonesia. Gold-tone metal eagle with wings spread, bearing a quartered shield on the chest with enamel details in red, white, black, and gold depicting the five Pancasila symbols.
• SpainSkills pin

  Pin badge with irregular shaped outline. White upper section bearing the Spainskills logo in red. Lower section displays the flag of Spain
• SpainSkills pin

  Circular button pin badge. Red background with a horizontal gold/yellow central stripe bearing the text Spainskills logo.
• Region of Murcia, pin

  Circular button pin badge. Face divided vertically into two halves: left half displays the flag of the Region of Murcia (dark red/maroon field with seven gold crowns); right half displays the flag of Spain
• CatSkills pin

  Metal pin badge with butterfly clasp fastening. White enamel background with the text "CATSkills" in black lettering; the letters "ll" rendered as multicolor vertical bars (green, blue, gold) with a red horizontal stroke beneath, forming a stylized graphic element. Silver-tone metal border and clasp visible. "Cat" is the abbreviation of Catalonia, a Region from Spain