Material: Brass
Size: 11 mm wide × 16 mm high
Description: A small uppercase letter “P” with prominent serifs and a gently rounded front face. Golden tones contrast with fine brown mottling and scattered darker spots across the surface. The reverse carries a single elongated attachment loop; no maker’s mark is visible in the photographs.
Date: Unconfirmed; currently catalogued as 20th century.
Notes: Possibly a uniform letter or part of a shoulder-title arrangement. Its original affiliation and the meaning of the letter remain unidentified.
I haven’t established what this particular P represented. The suggestions of Police, Prison, Pioneers, and training groups should remain research possibilities.