nameplate

There was no nameplate, and the building was one of many anonymous red-brick Victorian terraced houses in Nottingham.

California state law is more specific, requiring uniformed officers to “wear a badge, nameplate, or other device which bears clearly on its face the identification number or name of the officer.”

They hadn’t printed all the nameplates for the coaches yet.

In front of the portrait, a nameplate read “Christopher DeLoach. Bumper Sticker Magnate.”

That same logo was plastered around the clubhouse too, printed on nameplates adorning every locker.