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5 hours ago, pikemedals said:

The list of officers am on about is for the metropolitan police

13 hours ago, pikemedals said:

Yes there a list of the officers who got the sack in the police orders of 1919. At Kew.I got a copy do you need a officer look up ?.they  did keep their medals. I got 2 1911 coronation medals named to sacked officers paul

I would like to see the lit if possible as well !!

Rest In Peace dear Friend !! 

Is it possible to upload a pic of the badge pl ?

I watched both seasons, and I loved it !!

It is also quite common to wear your father's medals on the right side during a parade !!

very nice..have one similar to it in my collection !!

You are all forgetting the Malta Police Force, which was formed on the 12th July 1814..making it the Second oldest and not the Metropolitan Police !!

On the same subject of warrant card, I have two old Malta Police warrant cards, one dated 1925 while the other is dated 1931, which I will be happy to share with you all !!

Hi Mervyn,

Have no idea, but if I contact the Red Cross, do you think they would still have some records ??

Joe

Also, this Italian Army I.D. tag !!

Also in my collection, this German Military I.D. Tag !!

Found a way!! This is the German POW Stlag tag that I have in my collection !!

I also have one of these tags, but mine unfortunately the POW died, so it's only one piece !!

i would be happy to post a scan of the one that I have..if only I know how !!

Monty,

Have you tried contacting the Metropolitan Police Museum !! I am sure they will be able to help you out.

Joe

UNRRA stands for United Nation Relief and Rehabilitation Administration

The uniform is definitive Police. If he had his hat/helmet with him, could maybe identify the Police Force !!!

Joe

the two pips indicate rank of Police Inspector !!

Can you call that a 'Uniform !!! Just speechless !!

More likely the caves in Comino !! Don't forget that Comino was a favorite place for Pirates cause of it's caves!!

Is it possible to upload a photo of the markings ??

I had the pleasure of visiting the Metropolitan Police 'Black Museum' or as it's called now 'Crime Museum' on two occasions. I also have the video and the book 'The Murders of the Black Museum 1870-1970 by Gordon Honeycombe, first published in 1982.

I make it a point that each time I am in England I go and re visit this most interesting museum !!

Joe

From the pin, it looks to me as a fake!! What are the hallmarks [maker name ] ?

Steve, is it possible to send the photos on a larger resolution maybe I can see the badges better !!

Paul,

You might try the Sunday Car Booth sale at Birgu!! It's ok, and I always find something!!

Joe

Definitive not a police man !!