Help to ID K J cap badge(?)

[Jersey Bouy]

Picked this up in a large group of assorted pins and badges.

Was able to determine it was Kingdom or Jugoslavia but that was it.

it measures about 1 1/4" by 1 3/8"

It is non magnetic.

Does anyone know the time period it was used and where it would have been worn and by whom?

Thank you very much in advance.

 

[OvBacon]

Please try to take a photo that is in focus on a single color background. 

[OvBacon]

I'm also curious as to why you believe it it be from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia? Even Though I would need a clearer image to see better the fact that the badge has the Pillars of Hercules points more towards Spain or South/Central America

[Jersey Bouy]

Thank you for your reply.

It has K  J on the front in the shield.

The only thing I could think of was Kingdom Jugoslavia

[OvBacon]

Unless someone recognizes the badge offhand it would be good to have a sharp image of the crest or describe it.

It looks like on the bottom there is a K and J with a rose in between (is it a rose?) Top is there an A in the center or an Eye of Providence? what is on the top left and right and in the center of the crest?  

[OvBacon]

Also the pillars... any writing on them?

 

 

[Jersey Bouy]

At the top center of the crest is a 5 pointed stat with rays projecting out.

At the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions there appears to be a small crown.

Along the bottom there is K, a stemmed rose, and a J.

On the left pillar are the letters "plus" and on the right pillar the letters "ultra"

I found a picture of basically the same crest on line unidentified also.

Except mine has the crown above the eagles heads.

[OvBacon]

OK, so the badge is Peruvian. Probably a crest of the city of Lima. 

I found the zippo lighter from the above image and it shows the crest of Peru with a peruvian lady on the opposite side. 

Edited May 18, 2020 by OvBacon

[Jersey Bouy]

Well, that settled that.

Thank you very much for your help.

Nice lighter,  too..

[OvBacon]

for more info on the crest and the initials within it: http://www.hubert-herald.nl/Peru.htm