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On offer is a vintage enamelled badge depicting the "RMS Queen Mary". On the back it has the makers mark "Imitation Made in England". The Queen Mary is a retired Cunard ocean liner that was built by John Brown & Company, Clydebank. She operated for the Cunard Line mainly in the North Atlantic from 1936 up to 1967 when she was withdrawn from service. In October 1967 she sailed from Southampton to Long Beach, California where she is now permanently moored as a tourist attraction and hotel. Please take a good look at the pictures as they form part of the item description.

The brooch / pin measures about 3.8cm long, and is about 1.8cm high. It is nicely made, and the enamelling on it is good with just a few small marks from use. The catch and pin both work well, and are without any damage. There are minor signs of wear, and a little rubbing commensurate with age and use, but nothing that really detracts

Despite any minor cosmetic faults this is still a lovely vintage badge. It displays well, and will make a delightful addition to any collection.

!!!Please look at all the  pictures as they form part of the item description!!!

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