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Pin, City & Guilds Square enamel pin badge with a black background. Text reads "City & Guilds" in gold lettering, with the ampersand accompanied by a red lion device. -
Pin, EuroSkills Gothenburg 2016 Rectangular pin badge with the EuroSkills Gothenburg 2016, followed by "#IGOTSKILLS" beneath a dividing line. -
Pin, WorldSkills Shanghai 2021 (46th WorldSkills Competition — event ultimately cancelled) Rectangular enamel pin badge with a dark background, silver-toned border, and the WorldSkills Shanghai 2021 logo in blue. Shanghai was confirmed as host of the 46th WorldSkills Competition in October 2017, after a candidacy period; whether this pin dates from the candidacy or the confirmed-host phase cannot be determined from the object alone. The event, planned as "WorldSkills Shanghai 2021," was postponed to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the 2022 edition was subsequently cancelled on 31 May 2022 due to pandemic-related restrictions in Shanghai; the Competition did not ultimately take place under this name. -
Pin, EstoSkills Team Estonia Circular pin badge. Upper portion features three stylized figures in black and dark green, resembling a plant motif. Text reads "EstoSkills" in black lettering, with "Team Estonia" below it. -
Pin, WorldSkills Colombia, 44th WorldSkills Competition, Abu Dhabi 2017 Irregularly-shaped enamel pin badge with a dark blue background, featuring a stylized bird motif rendered in a pre-Columbian style, in white, red, and yellow. Lower rectangular section reads "WORLDSKILLS COLOMBIA" and "Abu Dhabi 2017" in white lettering, alongside a small "SENA" logo with stylized human figure device. -
Pin, WorldSkills France / Olympiades des Métiers Square metal pin badge with a silver-toned background and the WorldSkills France / Olympiades des Métiers logo -
Pin, WorldSkills Colombia / SENA Square pin badge with the WorldSkills Colombia / SENA logos -
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. -
DVD, Skills Talents 2008, Ahoy Rotterdam, 05–07/03/2008 DVD containing a video recording of the Skills Talents 2008 finals, a promotional video for Skills Talents 2009, and photographs. -
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."