A Pfladfinder In The Christian Association Of Young Men Belt With Buckle Archive Malta Base

Malta Base

including those involved in the on-going search for the ill-fated Franklin Expedition of 1845-1848

He was initially treated at the Casualty Clearing Station before being transferred to the Stationary Hospital at Wimereux on the 22nd

The Medical Board deemed his condition to be "permanent" and declared him "Category A" (fit for General Service)

A Pfladfinder In The Christian Association Of Young Men Belt With Buckle Archive Malta BaseBuckle in solid bronze on the right end, unmarked, 30. 5 mm x 34. 8 mm face plate, 44 mm x 64. 5 mm inclusive of its face plate and buckle, 44 mm x 52 mm receiving clip on the left end, emboss stamped "90" on the underside at the receiving clip end, the belt measuring 32 mm x 910 mm, spotting evident on the buckle, marks and light crazing on the upper of the belt, near extremely fine. Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles