United Kingdom. A Royal Malta Artillery Collar Badge / Malta Home Guard Cap Badge Archive 8 mm (h) inclusive of

8 mm (h) inclusive of its anchor suspension

the other is maker marked "DINGWALL WINNIPEG" and numbered "5881"

Following the cross-guard is a glossy Bakelite grip

all three without ribbons

These tickets were given to sailors granted leave during the day or night when their U-Boat was in port

United Kingdom. A Royal Malta Artillery Collar Badge / Malta Home Guard Cap Badge Archive 8 mm (h) inclusive ofIn bronze gilt, unmarked, illustrating an ornate Maltese cross, measuring 34. 8 mm (w) x 34. 8 mm (h), both lugs intact, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Malta Volunteer Defence Force did not wear any particular uniform but civilian dress, mainly their normal daily attire. They were issued a 'Brodie' steel helmet, and recognized by an armband with the letter 'V'. The authorities wished for the men to be dressed in overalls as in