Lot Essay
H.M.S. Revenge served between 1915 and 1948 at Jutland and the English Channel in 1940' Comus was a cruiser of 1914 and also served at Jutland, she was sold from the service in 1934
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Details
Ship badges from H.M.S's. Revenge (1915) and Comus (1914)
cast in brass with grommet boarders, Comus of pentagonal form with a smiling native mask and cross spears and green background -- 5¼in. dia. (13.5cm.); Revenge, circular with a Griffin on a red background, on a wood mount -- 8in. (20.4cm.) dia
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cast in brass with grommet boarders, Comus of pentagonal form with a smiling native mask and cross spears and green background -- 5¼in. dia. (13.5cm.); Revenge, circular with a Griffin on a red background, on a wood mount -- 8in. (20.4cm.) dia
See illustration (2)
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