Vintage 1977 Czech Hunting Dog Show Pin Badge Kutna Hora Enamel Pointer Hound

The pin badge is a rectangular commemorative piece featuring a cold enamel finish over a struck metallic base. The item is configured with a long straight stick pin fastener soldered securely near the center of its flat, unpolished reverse side. Measuring 2cm in height, the piece displays a thin polished raised perimeter border that matches the bright golden tone of the needle attachment.

The pin badge presents a stark and clear thematic design tailored for Czechoslovakian canine enthusiasts. The upper half is dominated by a highly stylized, raised metal profile of a pointing or hunting dog head, with textured details inside the silhouette. Directly below this artwork, the stamped year 1977 is centered, followed by the embossed text "OBLASTNÍ VÝSTAVA KUTNÁ HORA" stretching across the lower section, all set against a smooth, solid enameled backdrop that makes the golden lettering pop.


The pin badge originates from 1977, created to commemorate the Regional Hunting Dog Show held in the historic town of Kutná Hora during the communist era in former Czechoslovakia. These tokens were worn with pride by local breeders, huntsmen, and organizers affiliated with regional kennel clubs and state forestry programs. Collectors can discover deeper records of these historical regional exhibitions through the Czech Moravian Hunting Union or review archival regional club lists via the Czech Kennel Union Portal.