This is the very first collectable pin we ever sold.

On release, it was partnered with the City Watch pin. Both measured only one inch.

A pewter skull set against a purple enamel background, surrounded by red gems and a banner displaying the guild’s famous motto: Nil Mortifi, Sine Lucre – “No Killing Without Payment”.

Hugely sought after and very rare.

Extremely limited stock

“Over the door a motto in the ancient tongue of the city was now almost eroded by time and grime and lichen, but could just be made out:

FABRICATI DIEM, PVNC

It translated–according to Sergeant Colon, who had served in foreign parts and considered himself an expert on languages–as “To Protect and to Serve.”

Originally released in early 2008, this was one of the first collectable pins ever produced. Following on from the immensely popular 1in version, this pin features the famous City Watch emblem and the iconic motto ‘Fabricati Diem Pvnc’ – ‘Make My Day, Punk’.

Very rare and highly collectable.

Stock extremely limited.

“It was a Guild of Assassins, after all. Black was what you wore. The night was black and so were you. And black had such style, and an Assassin without style, everyone agreed, was just a highly paid arrogant thug.”

Beautifully detail over carefully inset red, black and purple enamelling. 

The Assassins’ motto, NIL MORTIFI, SINE LVCRE – No killing without pay set into the pewter ribbon.

Very rare and highly collectable.

Stock extremely limited.

Originally released in 2010, this collector’s pin proved to be the most popular one ever released, selling in record time and quickly becoming something of a Discworld rarity. Featuring the motto OMNIS QVI, CORVSCAT EST OR (All That Glitters Is Gold), the panels depict flames and fire on blue and red enamel backgrounds.

“The Alchemists’ Guild is opposite the Gamblers’ Guild. Usually. Sometimes it’s above it, or below it, or falling in bits around it. The gamblers are occasionally asked why they continue to maintain an establishment opposite a Guild which accidentally blows up its Guild Hall every few months, and they say: ‘Did you read the sign on the door when you came in?’” — Terry Pratchett – Men At Arms

Very limited stock.

Originally released back in 2010, this collectable pin celebrates Ankh-Morpork’s most larcenous organisation, The Thieves Guild.  The classic black and white design depicts a cut purse spilling it’s contents. The Guild motto – ACVTVS ID VERBERAT translates as “Whip it Quick”!

Last few!

The Guild of Thieves paid a twenty-dollar bounty fee for a non-accredited thief brought in alive, and there were oh, so many ways of still being alive when you were dragged in and poured out on the floor.

Released in April 2010, this gem from our collectable pin series depicts the Guild of Fools and Joculators and College of Clowns, or “Fools’ Guild” for short. Originally, it was the Guild of Fools, Joculators, Minstrels, Buffoons and Mime Artists, but following the advent of Lord Vetinari as Patrician, the bit about Mime Artists was discreetly dropped. The design is composed from black, white, blue and red enamel and features three golden bells, hilarious. The guild motto on the pewter scroll – Dico Dico Dico – translates as ‘I say, I say, I say’.

Very limited stock.

“NEITHER RAIN NOR SNOW NOR GLOM OF NIT CAN STAY THESE MESSENGERS ABOUT THEIR DUTY”

DON’T ASK US ABOUT:
Rocks
Troll’s with sticks
All sorts of dragons
Mrs. Cake
Huge green things with teeth
Any kinds of black dogs with orange eyebrows
Rains of spaniel’s.
Fog.
Mrs. Cake

The Going Postal Pin, features the Tower of Art, the River Ankh, A Laurel Wreath and Two Trumpets. The trumpets are highlighted in an alternative ‘copper’ metal.  Very limited stock.

In Terry Pratchett‘s Discworld series of fantasy novels, the Fools’ Guild (full title: The Guild of Fools and Joculators and College of Clowns) is a trading and training organisation for clowns, jesters and other practitioners of slapstick humour. It is located in Ankh-Morpork, the largest city on the Discworld, next door to the Guild of Assassins, for which it is often mistaken.

This design is comprised of black, white and azure enamel flanked by two silver four legged friends. Finished with three golden bells and some rather lovely red gems.

Guild motto on the metallic scroll – Dico Dico Dico – translates as ‘I say, I say, I say’.

Very limited stock.

Originally released in 2010, this collector’s pin proved to be the most popular one ever released, selling in record time and quickly becoming something of a Discworld rarity. Featuring the motto NIL VOLVPTI, SINE LVCRE (No Pleasure Without Pay), it depicts the emblem of the Guild; a red street lamp, encircled by threads and crossed with two needles* on a black enamel background complete with golden stars.

*A survey of the Guild of Merchants in the docks area of Ankh-Morpork found 987 women who gave their profession as “seamstress” – and two needles.

Very limited stock.

Taken from the best selling novel ‘The Last Hero’, this pin was originally released in June 2010. The artwork features at the beginning of the book engulfed in flames. This collectable pin uses that same image depicting the Great A’Tuin and Cohen’s sword.

The turtle is gold coloured and the sword silver. It measures 36mm along the length of the sword. This badge comes in a small drawstring pouch.

“It sucks all the life right out of you, civilisation.”
“It killed Old Vincent the Ripper,” said Boy Willie. “He choked to death on a concubine.”
There was no sound but the hiss of snow in the fire and a number of people thinking fast.
“I think you mean cucumber,” said the bard.
“That’s right, cucumber,” said Boy Willie. “I’ve never been good at them long words.”
“Very important difference in a salad situation.” said Cohen.”

Originally released in 2010, this intricate pin measures 30mm high and features Errol (Goodboy Bindle Featherstone of Quirm). Based on Paul Kidby’s illustration of Errol, this badge is edged with bronze featuring the name of the sanctuary as well as small brick-style detailing which includes a tiny coal bucket. The interior combines white and orange enamel and the motto ‘Don’t Let My Flame Go Out‘.

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Released back in May 2008, this collectable pin was the first to commemorate the People’s Glorious Revolution from Terry Pratchett’s Night Watch. It features John Keel’s watch badge together with a lilac blossom on a purple ribbon.

Beautifully crafted with exquisite detailing.

Very limited – SOLD OUT 

‘And there it was, overhanging a garden wall. Lilac was common in the city. It was vigorous and hard to kill, and had to be.
The flower buds were noticeably swelling.
He stood and stared, as a man might stare at an old battlefield.
…they rise hands up, hands up, hands up….’