Submarine Clasp – Silver Grade certificate_of_authenticity " The fire was put
Description
" The fire was put out but the bomber was wrecked
Skirmisher
It was here at Malta that the Regiment prepared for the campaign in Egypt and Sudan
the first photo of the lot is that of the initial field grave of Sergeant John William Peter Melvin - who was killed April 7th 1917
where he remained until being demobilized in February 1919
Submarine Clasp – Silver Grade certificate_of_authenticity " The fire was putSubmarine Clasp Silver grade, in silvered zinc, maker marked "ENTWURF PEEKHAUS AUSF. SCHWERIN BERLIN 68, magnetic pin (slightly corroded as is usually case with this pin), clasp retains on reverse about 99% of the original finish, and about 95% of the original finish on reverse, in very fine condition.
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