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. Cuff links, one broken. The complete one with enamelled ship’s badge, a gold eagle on a blue background. ‘HMS REPULSE’ on ribbon below. This badge was worn unofficially before being granted sealed pattern status just before the ship s
circa 1941
National Maritime Museum

. Icelandic coins made into a brooch with a safety chain. Centre coin has the reverse smoothed and engraved ‘Ada Iceland 1941’. Obverse: of coins on either side, ‘CX’ ‘ISLAND KONINGUR 1939.’ And ‘CX’ ‘
circa 1941
National Maritime Museum

. Icelandic coins made into a brooch with a safety chain. Centre coin has the reverse smoothed and engraved ‘Elsie Iceland 1941’. Obverse: of coins on either side, ‘CX’ ‘ISLAND KONINGUR 1939.’ Reverse: ‘ISLAND EYR
circa 1941
National Maritime Museum

. Lapel pin made of metal. Embossed on a circular badge is a foul anchor within a wreath and enamelled King’s crown on top. Enamelled blue ribbon below the anchor with ‘ROYAL NAVY’ on it. The pin is straight
circa 1941
National Maritime Museum

. Royal Navy tie-pin that has a foul anchor and above it is a King’s crown enamelled in red. On the blue enamelled ribbon below the anchor reads: ‘ROYAL NAVY’. The back of the pin is marked: ‘SILVER’.
circa 1940
National Maritime Museum

. Tie pin that is decorated with the ship's badge of HMS 'Repulse', which is a gold hawk on a blue background. The pin is made of metal and is enamelled.
circa 1941
National Maritime Museum