Items

• NTI pin, EuroSkills Herning 2025

  Metal pin featuring the NTI logo and the EuroSkills Herning 2025 event logo.
• Calgary Canada pin

  Metal pin bearing the inscription “Calgary Canada”
• Canada–Japan friendship pin, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Metal pin produced in for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, featuring the flags of Canada and Japan, the inscription Canada 2009, and the word Japan. The design also includes the name Hitachi, referencing the Japanese company involved in the event.
• 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. Pin

  Metal pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, featuring the event logo and a stylized maple leaf.
• 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. Pin

  Metal pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, featuring the event logo.
• Gokigen! pin, 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007

  Metal pin produced for the 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007, featuring the inscription “Gokigen!” and the text “WorldSkills 2007 in Numazu”. The design includes a stylized smiling figure in orange within a circular emblem. “Gokigen” is a Japanese expression meaning “in good spirits” or “feeling well”, reflecting a welcoming message associated with the local activities linked to the WorldSkills event in the Numazu area.
• Brazil–Japan flags pin, 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007

  Metal pin produced for the 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007, featuring crossed Brazilian and Japanese flags. The pin was issued by SENAI Brazil, as indicated by the accompanying card reading “Brasil SENAI – WorldSkills Shizuoka 2007”.
• Canada–Japan friendship pin, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Metal pin produced in connection with the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, featuring the flags of Canada and Japan together with the inscriptions “Canada 2009”, “Japan”, and “Hitachi”. The design incorporates a stylized map of Canada and a cartoon character wearing a traditional hat, symbolizing cultural exchange between the two countries.
• 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. Pin

  Metal pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, featuring the WorldSkills Calgary 2009 logo and a stylized landscape scene representing the natural environment around Calgary, with mountains and terrain depicted in coloured enamel.
• EuroSkills Herning 2025. Pin

  Metal pin produced for EuroSkills Herning 2025, featuring the Euroskills Herning 2025 logo
• Team USA pin, 38th WorldSkills Competition, Helsinki 2005

  Metal pin produced for Team USA during the 38th WorldSkills Competition, Helsinki 2005. The design features a stylized composition combining the Statue of Liberty silhouette and the United States flag, together with the inscription “2005 – WSC Finland – Team USA”.
• 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. Pin

  Metal pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, featuring the WorldSkills Calgary 2009 logo.
• 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig 2013. Pin

  Metal pin produced for the 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig 2013, featuring the WorldSkills Leipzig 2013 logo.
• Mascot pin, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Metal pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, depicting Tug, one of the official mascots of the event. The Calgary competition featured two horse mascots: Tug, the horse dressed in blue, and Tess, the mare dressed in red. This pin represents Tug, shown wearing a medal and standing above the “WorldSkills Calgary 2009” logo.
• Mascot pin, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Metal pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, depicting Tess, the mare mascot of the event. The Calgary competition featured two mascots: Tug, a horse dressed in blue, and Tess, a mare dressed in red. This pin represents Tess, shown wearing a medal and standing above the “WorldSkills Calgary 2009” logo
• 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007 -pin

  Square metal pin produced for the 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007, featuring the inscription “SKILLS 2007” and an abstract orange graphic motif composed of rounded shapes.
• WorldSkills International pin

  Square metal pin featuring the WorldSkills International logo.
• Australia team pin, 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig 2013

  Metal pin shaped as the outline of Australia, produced in for the 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig, Germany, 2013. The pin features the engraved inscription “42nd WorldSkills Competition Leipzig, Germany 2013”.
• International Skills Festival for All Japan 2007 badge

  Circular promotional badge produced for the International Skills Festival for All Japan 2007, held in Shizuoka and Numazu, Japan, in connection with the 39th WorldSkills Competition. The badge features the event mascots Skillson and Wazabee, illustrated as two characters forming the letters “S” and “W”. The outer ring includes the inscription “International Skills Festival for All Japan 2007”, together with Japanese text referring to the 2007 Competition.
• Skills Belgium pin, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Circular pin features the inscription “Calgary 2009” and “skillsbelgium”. It likely relates to the Belgian delegation’s participation in the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009.
• Brazil SENAI team pin, 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007

  Rectangular metal pin produced for the Brazilian team participating in the 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007. The pin features the Brazilian national flag alongside the inscription “BRASIL SENAI worldskills”. It is mounted on its original presentation card, which reads “BRASIL SENAI WorldsSkills Shizuoka 2007”.
• Circular promotional badge featuring the WorldSkills logo and a collage of tools representing different skill professions.

  The design includes illustrated tools such as pliers, screwdrivers, gears, scissors, and other hand tools arranged around the “WorldSkills” logo.
• Pin for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Metal pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. The pin depicts a skyline of Calgary, including the Calgary Tower, with the Rocky Mountains in the background. The competition logo appears in the foreground.
• Japan–Canada friendship pin, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009

  Metal lapel pin produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. The pin depicts two crossed national flags: Japan and Canada. Below the flags appears the WorldSkills logo and the inscription “Worldskills Calgary 2009”,
• Brazil team pin, 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007

  Description Metal pin produced for the Brazilian team participating in the 39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007. The pin depicts two crossed flags: the national flag of Brazil and a flag featuring the WorldSkills logo. It is mounted on its original presentation card, which reads “BRASIL SENAI WorldSkills Shizuoka 2007”