the 9th Battery
constructed of a finely detailed die-stamped metal eagle superimposed on a hand embroidered oval open-top bullion wreath
The elimination of the rolled rims signature to earlier models accelerated the manufacturing process and reduced the amount of material needed in each helmet
Silver gilt with red and light blue enamels
Stoodley Knowle and Torquay
Albania, Italian Protectorate. An Order Of Scanderbeg, Officer's Breast Badge, C.1941 Auction Archive the 9th BatteryType II (1940 1944). In silver gilt with gilt chain linked surround with FERT and crossed fasces upon green enameled ring, centre white enameled star with gilt centre peice affixed to base by 3 rivets, hand painted red eye, reverse hallmarked 800 silver on reverse as well as lightly stamped marking, silver makers back plate of E. Gardino, Roma, measuring 47 mm (w) x 83 mm (h), with strong pin assembly, only lightly worn, extremely fine. This offering