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Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Department of lnfrastructu ral works initiated during 200 I at th ese two Museums sites were completed in 2002, in cluding the installation of a new telephone line at Hagar Qim and the comple­ ti on of the new security fe nce around Mnajdra. The new fe nce has a much larger perimeter than the temporary fe nce erected in 1996 - a feature designed to improve the fence's visual impact on the monument. Mission Statement The old enclosure was removed as part of a general To ensure that present and .fi1ture generations are able to clean-up operati on around the site, including the derive cultural. educational and economic benefit ji-om removal of damaging vegetati on growth. The site of Malta's heritage Mnajdra was consequently re-opened to the public in March of2002.

CULTURAL HERITAGE ACT 2002 Tas-S ilg, Borg ln-Nadur and Ghajn Tuffieha

In July, Parli ament enacted new legislati on fo r the A radio link has been insta ll ed at these two sites in regul ation of the cultural heri tage sector. The Cultural order to keep staff on site in constant contact with other Heritage Act is replac in g the 1925 Ant iq ui ties Act, to sites and with the Poli ce. Electri city supply was in­ be repea led by January 2003 . The Museums Depart­ stalled at the Roman Baths ofGhajn Tuffieha. ment will cease to operate and will be superseded as fro m I January 2003 by th ree newly created public Archaeological Excavations entities - the Superinte ndence fo r Cultu ra l Heritage, Heritage Malta and the Committee of the Guarantee. Parisot Street, Xaghra - Investi gati on of three rock­ boun d cav ities di scovered during construction works sited close to Ggantija Archaeological Park. No trace ARCHAEOLOGY SECTION of ancient occupation was detected. ational Museum of Archaeology, Valletta Torri Fa!ka- A class ical rural site was detected on this site du ring the Museum 's rev iew of a hard-stone quarry Various structura l works were undertaken in view of appl ication in that area. The site included a heavy the projected re-opening to the publi c of the ga ll eri es scatter of Roman shards, ashlar blocks, and ancient n the Piano Nob il e. These works included re place­ quarry marks. ment of precarious roofs, constructi on of a liftshaft, constructi on and install ati on of a sub-stati on for elec­ Wied Moqbol - Two scatters of large stone blocks ­ trica l supply. Im proved security was obtai ned th rough worked into agri cultural dry stonewa ll ing - were noted the insta ll ati on of a CCTV system on the ground fl oor, while reviewing a hard-stone quarry development we ll as an intercom system fo r the fro nt door. as appl icati on. The site appears to be Classical in date, al­ though earlier dating cannot be excluded with the Museum of Roman Antiquities, Rabat presently ava il able in fo nnation. Refurbishment of this Muse um was taken up, fo ll ow­ Birgu Creek and Waterfront - An investi gati on of the ing its temporary closure ea rly in 2002. Works in­ depos its lyi ng within the harbour bed was carried out cluded constructi on of new sanitary fac ilities and office as part of an Environmental Impact Assessment for the space, introducti on of a new electrica l install ati on, proposed constructi on of a yacht marina. The manual laying of a new marble fl oor in the upper ga llery, join­ excavation of a !-metre deep trench in the harbour silts ery works and install ation of a CCTY system. in March/April 2002 revealed extremely rich cultural Strata from the Late Middle Ages to the British Period. New, high-quali ty showcases were acquired for the galleri es on the Piano Nobi le of the Nati onal Museum Late in December 2002, trenching works along the of Archaeology and for the Museum of Roman Birgu Waterfi·ont fo r the layi ng of services started Antiqui ti es. revea ling traces of Birgu's histori c wharf - apparently 176 belonging to the time of the Order of St John. Moni­ Central Library (Hovedbiblioteket) in Copenhagen, toring of these works continues. from 12 December 2002 to 16 January 2003. The ex­ hibition was held in co ll aboration with the Ministry of Qawra Catacombs - A previously undocumented Foreign Affairs. The event hi ghlighted th e theme of complex of catacombs was di scovered at Qawra, oppo­ Malta's maritime identi ty, from prehistory to the pre­ site the well-known site of catacombs at Salina. The sent day. The exhibition was inaugurated by the Prime site was exposed in the course of construction works in Mini ster, Or Eddie Fenech Adami , and was linked to an adj acent pl ot of land . the European Uni on Summit held in Copenh agen in December 2002 . Ha! Bajjada - Remains of a prev iously undocumented catacomb site were detected in the course of develop­ ment works. The site's entrance stairway and elements FINE ARTS SECTION of the burial chambers surv ived. Exhibitions Ta ' Srug, Xaghra- Traces of a Prehi stori c settlement were detected at this location foll owing an evaluation Work of art by David Roberts ( 1796-1864) of a development applicati on. Poss ible hut remains A watercolour of the Grand Harbour by Dav id Roberts dating to the Ghar Dalam Phase were partially investi­ was put on di splay in the Museum of Fine Arts to gated. An adj oining fi eld yielded traces of Zebbug coincide with an important lecture on the artist by Dr Phase cerami cs. Donald Sultana. Research Project in Collaboration with Italian Navy­ In September, Museum personnel had the opportuni ty Collaborations to collaborate with Itali an Navy technical staff in marine survey techniques. The Ita li an Navy prov ided a Malta Stock Exchange minesweeper class vesse l, the SAPRI. Vari ous areas to The Museum of Fine Arts prepared a bronze replica of the South and East of th e Malta coast were surveyed as 1 Antoni o Sciortino's Les Gavroches, whi ch is to substi­ part of this exercise - a number of early 20 h Century tute the ori gin al bronze at the Upper Barrakka Gardens. wreck sites were located and mapped in the process. The project is being fin anced by the Malta Stock Ex­ Off Gozo West Coast - A 1. 7 metre long lead anchor change as part of thi s in stitution's ro le in embellishing stock dating to the Classical period was recovered by the Upper Barrakka Gardens. Museum personnel assisted by volunteer di vers. The Museum Loans anchor was placed on display at the Gozo Archaeology Museum. lstituto ltaliano di Cultura Exhibitions A painting by Pawl Carbonaro was loaned to the Itali an Lost Arts of the Ancient Goldsmiths - Valletta Cultural Institute for an exhibition of fonner scholar­ ship holders. A major exhibition on ancient Mediterranean jewe llery was organi sed by the Nati onal Museum of Archae­ Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti ology between October and November, as part of the concluding events of th e JeweiM Ed Project - an initi a­ Six items of fumitu re were loaned to Fondazzjoni ti ve funded by the European Commiss ion within th e Patrimonju Malti to be displayed in the exhibition ambit of the INCOMED 5°' Framework Programme. Antique Fumiture in Malta, together wi th a num ber of The exhibits included a selecti on of artisti c items in antique maiolica jars, paintings and gilt mirrors for go ld and sil ver, from the Museum 's own co ll ecti ons enhancing the di splay arrangement. The exhibition and from oth er intemati onal partners. An exhibition was held at St James Cavalier from March to April catalogue was also published fo r the event. 2002.

Malta: A Maritime Nation - Copenhagen Museo Civico di Taverna

A pictori al exh ibition was organised by the National Fo ll owing the success of the exhibition of draw in gs by Museum of Archaeology at the Krystallen Hall of the Mattia Preti in the nati onal collecti ons, th ree draw ings 177 from the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts were All the modem hardstone paving and concrete flooring loaned for a tempormy exhibition in the Museo Civico covering the entire kitchen section on tlie ground floor di Tavema, the Italian birthplace of Preti . The exhibi­ were removed, thus reinstating the original floor level. tion was open fTom 5 October 2002 to 8 January 2003. The kitchen area was re-opened to the visiting public.

Other Duties A new reception area has been inaugurated. The main courtyard was embellished with benches, plants and Inventory Checks new information boards, which were also fixed in many other parts of the palace. The Museum of Fine Arts continued to conduct in­ ventory checks for works of art in government offices The open walkway overlooking the main garden and and other state premises. An important 17th Century joining the right wing to the left side of the palace was painting of the Immaculate Conception was transferred cleared from cement plaster. The damaged stonework to the Museum of Fine Arts for safekeeping and dis­ was repaired and some missing balustrades replaced. play, from the former premises of the Art and Design Centre in Merchants Street, Valletta. The project for the restoration and maintenance work on the fa<;:ade of the palace started in November, spon­ Sarria Church sored jointly by the Malta Tourism Authority and the Works Department. The painting St Sebastian by Mattia Preti ( 1613-1699), having been restored by Mr George Farrugia, Senior Initiatives Restorer of Painting, was returned to its original loca­ tion inside Sarria Church. A survey of the backing The Assistant Curator published a book entitled The wall and its preparation were undertaken in conjunc­ prison experience at the Inquisitor's Palace. A new tion with the Restoration Unit, Works Division, prior to colour brochure to be distributed to the visiting public the re-installation. was produced, sponsored by the Malta Tourism Au­ thority.

ETNOGRAPHY SECTION A group of St Aloysius Sixth Form students, members of Din /-Art He/wa, perfonned voluntary work in the The Inquisitor's Palace Inquisitor's Palace. The work comprised the cata­ The Inquisitor's Palace is in the process of being reha­ loguing of all the graffiti found in the building, bilitated in order to host an exhibition on the religious cleaning and classification of material retrieved from perceptions and values in Maltese culture and identity. archaeological excavations in the palace, and setting up of a website on the palace which was then connected to The rehabilitation of the prison complex continued the official government site. with the opening up of blocked doors and apertures, the installation of a number of iron bars and gates in win­ The Ethnography Section represented the Museums dows and doors, and the scraping of the cells from Department in the exhibition Antique Furniture m thick layers of whitewash. This has led to the discovery Malta organised by Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti. of a number of graffiti. Wooden beds were installed in The Inquisitor's Palace featured in various television all the prison cells as was the practice of inquisitorial and radio infom1ative and educational programmes, prisons. The original floor level of the yard was and in numerous local newspaper features. The palace reinstated, eading to the discovery of the foundation of was the venue for a number of evening social func­ yet another prison cell that was integrated in the new tions. floor level. The cesspit of the middle cell of the Gori Pannellini prison complex was cleared from building The Assistant Curator was entrusted with the organisa­ material. Nothing particularly notew01thy was found . tion of the European Heritage Day, on the theme Lighthouses and coastal watchtowers, on 27 October. The room at ground floor level is being rehabilitated into a prison cell and a torture chamber (as it had been The collection of the Ethnography Section was en­ used by the Inquisition Tribunal). Some interesting late har1Ced through various donations, purchases and trans­ 19tl'/early 20tl' century pottery, glass, and bone remains fers [Appendix B). were found . 178

MARITIME MUSEUM included in the Cavalry Section display. The Firearms Section was completely re-organised. A number of The Maritime Museum received a total number of sporting guns were restored and put on display. 28, 166 visitors. Restoration work was carried out on the 18u' century The Maritime Museum Collections were enhanced carronadc recovered from Marsa. Adv ice and guid­ through the acquisition of a total of 676 artefacts (583 ance for this project was provided by the Conservation donations, 45 transfers from other museums and Department of the Royal Am1ouries, Leeds, United government institutions, I retrieval and 47 purchases Kingdom. [Appendices C(i)-C(v)]. Worthy of note were donations made by Friends of the Maritime Museum Conservation work in connection with the BOY Mil­ Association, Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil RN and Col lennium Project on the Five Main Suits ofA rmour pro­ McGareii-Groves RM . gressed steadily throughout the year. In March, the fume-extraction unit was install ed. The Malta High Commission in London and the Min­ istry of Foreign Affai rs assisted the Malta Maritime The Assistant Curator was appointed Exec uti ve Museum in the acquisition and shipping of various Member of ICOMAM (the International Council of antique artefacts from Britain. Museums of Arms and Military History) to represent the Southern Mediterranean countries. The first The Maritime Museum Reference Library and Archive Intern ati onal Symposium on Conservation of Armour was enhanced through the acquisition by purchase and by ICOMAM was held in Malta during October. donations of several publicati ons (including rare books), photographs, manuscript and documents. During November, work was undertaken on the Ar­ moury Foyer layout in ord er to accommodate the Besides publicisi ng th e Maritime Museum, holding visitor flo w. seminars on Malta's maritime heritage and history, the Friends of the Maritime Museum were instrumental in National War Museum enhancing the Museum's collections through the dona­ tion of several artefacts. The Friends held cultural General maintenance works were carried out. Refur­ activities and outings and regularly published a bishment works were completed and a display ofNaval newsletter. exhibits was mounted.

The Museum staff was engaged in a number of pro­ The new Royal Navy Display in the Left Annexe was jects to enhance the Museum 's permanent exhibition upgraded and this coincided with the visit of HRH and services to the public. The staff is engaged in Princess Anne. A new visitor fl ow system was intro­ revamping the Museu m's reception area and in the set­ duced. The Museum courtyard was likewise upgraded ting up of a new permanent exhibition on marine engi­ with two torpedoes mounted on appropriate bases nee ring and propulsion centring on th e full scale steam opposite the main entrance. engine of the former Steam Grab Dredger Anodrian. Work was undertaken for the upgrad ing of the new Operation Pedestal Display. All relevant exhib its were MILITARY HISTORY UNIT grouped in one comprehensive and attractive display. The Palace Armoury NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM A number of 17u' century rapiers and 18th centwy bayonets were removed from the Palace corridors and Owing to restorati on wo rks carried out on the fac;:a de will eventually be di sp layed in th e Palace Armoury. by the Mdina Rehabilitation Committee, the museum was closed between May and July. During this period, A new full-size, model horse was acquired and placed the muse um was whitewashed while most of the old on disp lay in the Cavalry Section. lt is planned to in­ soffit in the corridors was removed. All the steel clude a rider in the near future and a period horse-bit beams were checked and treated. and bridle were purposely made for thi s display. Rele­ vant didactic information to define the cavalry's role in Work continued on the first phase of the co ll ection of the Order's military set-up has been found and is being data and storage. 179

A new hall covering Habitats and Maltese Breeding Ghar Dalam Cave and Museum Birds was opened to the public in June. A small num­ ber of specialised displays, including one on Aspects of The museum was closed between 13 and 17 May for Human Evolution, have been set up in various parts of refurbishment works including the restoration of the the museum. museum fa9ade, laying of damp-proof material and laying of granite threshold. The old exhibition hall, The Entomological Society of Malta held meetings at main corridor and other areas were re-painted while the Natural History Museum. In return, they offered other areas were restored. A new electrical system was their expertise in the identification of entomological installed in order to provide better lighting in the main specimen held in the museum's collection. corridor and in the old exhibition hall . Floodlights were installed on the fa9ade. The Museum of Natural History acquired a number of specimens for its reference collections. Six Pumice The appearance of the Ghar Dalam garden was im­ stones collected from Paradise Bay were donated by proved by the planting of a number of trees and plants. Mr Michael Gatt of Rabat. A small collection of micro-sharks' teeth figured in a scientific contribution Two new displays consisting of organic remains of in the Central Mediterranean Naturalist No 30 were do­ Maltese Pleistocene Hippopotamus were opened to the nated by Dr Charles Galea Bonavia of Attard. public. The new exhibition hall was inaugurated on 23 May by the Minister of Education the Hon. Dr Louis Three photos of eminent Maltese entomologists, Galea. namely Or Cannelo DeLucca, Count Alfredo Caruana Gatto and Anthony Valletta, were donated by the Malta Entomological Society of Malta.

One dead male Fallow Dear Dama and one dead female goat Capra sp, were donated by the Malta Gov­ ernment Fam1, Ghammieri, to the museum. They were ANTHONY PACE both buried so that the skeletons could be recovered. Director (Museums) 180

APPENDIX A

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF VISITORS ADMITTED TO MUSEUMS AND MONUMENTS DURING 2001 AND 2002

2001 2002 Place On Payment Free On Payment Free Museum of Archaeo logy 67,968 13,370 64,7 13 13,169 I Museum of Fine Arts 24, 140 5,267 20,870 4,273 Museum ofNatural Hi story 5,809 7,854 7,869 7,768 Museum of Roman Ant iquities 53 ,5 17 12 ,40 1 1,267 257 Ghar Dalam Cave & Museum 69,657 11 ,895 12,209 59,32 1 Hagar Q im Megali thi c Temples 103 ,706 2 1,024 9 1,088 23 ,288 Inquisitor's Palace & Folklore Museum 26,6 11 8,047 27,460 8, 116 Maritime Museum 25,007 8,538 20,535 7,527 Palace Armoury 93,484 16, 188 106,369 18,822 Palace State Rooms 94,931 8,050 87,353 11 ,85 1 Hal Saflieni Hypogeum 74,976 14,037 19,878 1,7 16 St. Paul's Catacombs 19,855 I, 105 75 , 11 6 14,080 Tarxien Megalithic Temples 9,213 16,582 87,989 18, 183 War Museum 48,828 20,299 43,486 17,714 Museum of Archaeology, Gozo 11 ,0 17 10, 146 10,872 11,240 Museum of Folkl ore, Gozo 9,499 12,358 6,784 8, 11 7 Museum ofNatural Science, Gozo 4,734 10,132 1,905 7, 104 Ggantij a Temples, Gozo 128, 144 23,881 118,5 64 24, 178 Windmill, Gozo 10,616 8,482 4,704 8,893

Total 88 1,7 12 229,656 809,03 1 265,6 17

!G roup ti ckets purchased by Travel Agents 233,409 1 I 202,36 1 1 I Lm914,568.50 Lm832,072.75 181

APPENDIX B

ETHNOGRAPHY SECTION - 2002

Donations No Inventory No Item Donated by I ET II N/W/ 285 1943)-6 Set of si.\ large 11ooden cand lestick holders Mr J Sc icluna. Yilloriosa 2 ETII N/L/ 15 19303-4 Small brown leath er bag Mr A Espinosa Rodriguez, Msida 3 ETII N/F/458 19325-6 Black ecclesiastical ve stm en t with go ld borders used for Mr Loui s Depasquale. Cospicua funeral s 4 ETII N/1.- /459 19327-8 S opra-kalci blac k vel vet chali ce cover Mr Loui s Dcpasqualc. Cospicua 5 ETII N/F/460-2 19329-34 Three pocket-holders of handkerc hiefs on which priest Mr Lo ui s Depasqualc. Cospicua celebrates mass 6 ET II N/I'L/1 0 19335-6 Plastic vocations money collectin g box Mr Louis Dcpasquale. Cospicua 7 ETI-I N/G/50 i-ii f93 f 1-2 Two Winner soli-drink glass bollles Mrs Grace Mifsud. Zabbar 8 ETHN/W/7 f93 13-4 Ea rly nineteenth century wicker children 's wa lker Mr Ant on Sp it eri, Mo sta 9 Prog Nos 722-935 2 13 Maltese village kasts so uvenir programm es and Fr .l oseph Bonello Cospicua booklets 10 Prog Nos 936-42 Seven books Mr A Lspinosa Rodriguez. Msid a 11 ETIIN/M/575-6 19439-42 T 11·o tin medicine containers Mr A [ sp in osa Rodriguez. Msida 12 [ TIIN/M/574 194 37-8 1960s accordion metal sta nd Mr Anton Sp it er i. Mo sta 13 ETII N/FR/26 f936 1-2 Mid -t11entieth century blac k and IYh ite print of Pope I' iu s Mr Loui s Depasqualc. Cospicua X 11 . mounted 11 ith frame 14 ETII N/PAP/2 19447-8 Oflicial printed doc um ent of llol y Oflice. 2 1 June 1698 Mr Lorenzo Zahra. Marsa 15 ETI IN/PA P/3 19449-50 Printed papal bu ll grantin g indul gence. 3 December 1685 Mr Lorenzo Zahra. Marsa

Purchases No Inventory No Item purchased I ET II N/FR/25 19309-1 0 Nineteenth century in cision of the Assum iJ ti on of Our Lady. mounted wi th frame 2 H II N/S/557 19 13 7-8 l'olychrom..: papiermr:iclu! crucilix mounted on wooden cro ss 3 ETI!N!JI/1539 193 19-20 Twen ti et h century death-bed iron gild..:d crucifix 4 ET II N/M/540i-ii 1932 1-2 Two death-bed iron gil ded candle hold ers 5 ETII N/M/538 193 15-6 Farmer's hay fork 6 ET II N/S/558 19323 -4 Late eighteenth century pol ychrome papier mr:iclui bu st of IC:cce 1/omo on wooden base 7 ET II N/S/559 19433 -4 Twentieth century po lyc hrome papier mciclui statue of St llelcn on wooden bas..: 8 ETII N/S/560 19443-4 loarl y t11·entie th century pol ychrome papier mr:iclui statue of th e Immacu late Conception 9 LTII N/I'AP/1 19-1-15-6 Original undated pr in ted edict of the I loll· Onice of Malta 10 LT! IN/ Si\ty-t11o black and 11·hit e photographs. main ly pn:-World Wa r 11 depicting everyday lili: in the Maltese islands

Transfers No Inventory No Item From I ETIIN/M/545-73 19365-432 Twenty-eigh t pieces of old di stilling apparatus Customs Department. Marsa 2 ET II N/W/283-4 19363 -6 Two money-co llectin g handles ol'koppijiet used by Museum of Fine Arts sac ri stan 3 LT II N/M/541 19337-8 Small brass al tar bell Museum of Archaeology 4 ET/!NISTI /0 i-iii 19347-8 Three pieces terra di San Pao/o Museum of Archaeology 5 ETII N/W/281 1934 1-2 Wooden gilt crucifix base Museum of Archaeology 6 ET II N/M/542 i-v 19345-6 Fi ve small rosary met al crucifi xes Museum of Archaeology 7 ETII N/M/544 i-ii 19373-4 Two rings Museu m of Archaeology 8 ETII N/G/5 1 19343-4 lloly water glass sprinkler Museum of Archaeology 9 ET II N/1/4 19339-40 Ivory and si lver smoking pipe Museum of Archaeology 10 LTII N/W/2 82 19349-50 Wooden walking stick Museum of Archaeology 11 ET II N/1/8 19369-70 Mother of pearl toothbrush Museum of Archaeology 12 ET II N/M/543 i-i i 19355-6 T11·o sma ll metal sc issors Museum of Archaeology 13 [TII N/1/7 19367-8 Comb Museum of Archaeology 14 ETII N/1/5 1935 1-2 Sha1 ing brush Mu seum of Arc haeo logy 15 lcTII N/1/9 193 7 1-2 Cmn l(>r sha ving blade Museum of Archaeology 16 J:TIIN/1/6 19353-4 Multipurpose utility knife Museum of Archacology 182

APPENDIX C(i)

MARITIME MUSEUM - 2002

Purchases No Reg No Inve ntory No Item Donated by I mm/ 1937 MMII5582 11 3 1-2 Watercolour of Dockyard creek Mr Albert Delia, Ta' Xbiex 2 mm/ 1938 MM/ 1559 21133-4 Watercolour of a Garden wi th a Woman and a Sail or Mr Albert Deli a. Ta' Xbiex 3 mm!I954 MMII573 2 11 6 1-2 Marine Chronometer in orig in al case Be lgrav ia Gallery. Msida

4 mm/ 1969 MM/ 1575 2 11 65-6 Grap hi c Lit hograph dated 22 nd June I 878 - Mr Paul Bezzi na. Vittoriosa I Landin!!, 1/orses of 9th Bengal Cavalrv I 5 mm/ 1970 MM/ 1576 2 11 67-8 Graph ic Lithograph 17.5 .1879 -1/M J" Osborne entering the Mr Paul Bezzin a, Vittoriosa Harbour and the 11/zunination in the Palace Square 6 mm/ 197 1 MM/ 1577 2 11 69-70 The Graphic Lithograph dated 8th August 1885 - Mr Paul Bezzina, Vittoriosa IVitlz the Ala in Guard at the Palace l'al/ella, Malta 7 mm/ 1972 MMII578 2 11 71-2 The Grap hi c Lithograph dated 27th March 1886 - Mr Pau l Bezz in a, Vittoriosa On route Marchji-om l'erdala to Civita Vecchia, /vlalta 8 mm/ 1973 MM/ 1579 2 11 73 -4 The Il lustrated London News Lith ograph dated 15/06/ 1867 Mr Paul Bezzin a, Vittoriosa -The l.anding oft he Lt General Sir Patrick Grant, The New Governor ofA!alta 9 mm/l974 MM/ 1580 2 11 75-6 The Il lustrated London News Lith ograph dated 29/0 1/ 1869 Mr Pau l Bezzin a, Vi ttoriosa - New J"ear's Eve Ball 0 11 Board HMS Caledonia at Malta 10 mm/ 1975 MMII58 1 2 11 77-8 The Illustrated London News Lithograph dated I 0.04. 1875 Mr Paul Bezz in a, Vittoriosa ,::;.- - flow to utilise an old sail 11 rnrn/ 1976 MM/ 1582 2 11 79-80 The Illustrated London News Lithograph dated 29.06. 1878 Mr Paul Bezzina. Vittoriosa - Sketches in the camp of the Indian Native Troops at Malta 12 m111/ 1977 MMII583 2 11 8 1-2 Illu strated London News Li thograph dated 06/07/l878 - Mr Paul Bezzin a. Vittoriosa Sketches in ca111p ofthe Indian h oops at Malta 13 111111/ 1978 MM / 1585 2 11 85 -6 The Illu strated London News lithograph dated 06.07. 1878- Mr PaullJezzina, Vittoriosa Re,·iew of Indian TrOOjJS at Malta 14 mm/ 1979 MM/ 1586 2 11 87-8 Illu strated London News lithograph dated 13.07. 1878 - Mr Paul Bezzi na. Vi ttoriosa Afilitmy Sports ofNative Indian troops at Malta and the Duke ofCambridge leaving the GO\·ernor 's Palace 15 mm/ 1980 MMII587 2 11 89-90 Illu strated I .ondo n News Lithograph dated 13.07. 1878 - Mr Pau l Bezzin a. Vittoriosa Presentation of Native Indian Officer to the Duke of Cambridge in the Governor's Palace, Malta 16 mm/ 198 1 MM/ 1588 2 11 91-2 Illu strated London News Lithograph dated 22.07.1 893 - Mr Paul Bezzina, Vittoriosa Bow l'iew oft he Camer down in Dzydocks a/ Malta (on reverse) Phaeton and Edgar Etien, Malta Harbour etc. 17 mm/ 1982 MM/ 1589 2 11 93 -4 The Ill ustrated London News Print dated 02.05 .1 903- Mr PaullJezzin a, Vittoriosa King Edward at a Sin g-Song on Board HMS Bulkark 18 ml11!2505 MM/ 1594 21203-4 I ou tboard Evenn ide C 1955 Mr Al fred Micallef. Vittoriosa 19 m111/2524 MM/ 1595 21205-6 Hand coloured Lithograp h of the feast of Lapsi in Grand Vassallo Auctioners, Msida Harbour 20 111111/2525 MM/ 1596 21207-8 Roval Navv Ceremonial Sword in Scabbard Vassa ll o Auctioners. Msida 21 mm/253 1 MM/ 1597 21209-1 0 Buil t up model of a ketch sailin g boat of large proportions Mrs Carmen Vassa ll o. Msida 22 11\lll/2532-3 MMII598 2 12 11-2 T"·o l(lrk s "ith NAA FI Logo Mr Joe Ga lea. Bor111 la 24 11\111/2534 MM/ 1599 2 12 13-4 Boat Ramp ila Mr Joe Ga lea. Bor111 la 25 11\111/2535 MM/ 1600 21215-6 Sa il111 ake rs measuring tape Mr Joe Galea. IJ orml a 26 mm/2536 MMII60 1 21217-8 Sh ip light ba lanci ng fitting Mr .l oe Galea. 13ormla 27 ml11/2580 MM/ 1602 21219-20 Model of Formidable class IJattleship llcnry Grcc h. Msida 28 11\ 111/258 1-8 MMII603 2122 1-2 Eight Mess plates - Gcorgc VI cypher l lcnry Grech. Msida 35 ml11/2589 MM/ 1604 21223-4 NAAF I bo\1 I llenry Grech, Msid a 36 mm/2590 MMII605 21225 -6 NAAF I plate llenry Grech. Msid a 37 mm/259 1 MM/ 1606 2 1227-8 USN torch Henry Grech, Msida 38 mm/2592 MM/ 1607 2 1229-30 USN vac uum flask Henry Grech, Msida 39 mm/2593 MM/ 16082123 1-2 One Victorian Cable ship Mess pl atter Vcrdala An tiques. Floriana 40 mm/2594 MM/ 1609 21233 -4 Rare book - Scgretario Commcrciale Mr Joseph Saliba. llamrun 41 rnrn/2595 MM/ 16 10 21235-6 Rare book - Viagg i ncll'lndia Mr Joseph Sali ba. Harnrun 42 mm/2596 MM/ 16 11 21237-8 Rare book - Tavo la dei ca ri chi del vino Mr Joseph Sa li ba, llamrun 43 mm/2597 MM/ 1612 21239-40 Rare book - Man ualc pratico dcll a Gi urisprudenza ln glcse Mr Joseph Saliba. llamrun 183

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Purchases No RegNo Inventory No Item Donated b_y_ 44 mm/2598 MM/16 13 21241-2 Rare book - Sui le tcmpcstc e su vcnt i Variabili Mr .l oseph Sal iba. Hamrun 45 mm/2599 MM/ 16 14 21243-4 Rare book - Portolano del marc Med itcrraneo Mr Joseph Saliba. Hamrun 46 mm/2600 MM/ 16 15 2 1245-6 Rare book - Ponolano del mare Mcd. c del marc di Azof Mr JosgJ_h Saliba. Hamrun 47 mm/2601 MM/ 1638 2 129 1-2 Rare book - Elementary lessons in (Naval) Electrical and Mr Joscp h Saliba, Hamrun Mag.

Donations No Reg. No lnv. No Item Donated~ I mm/ 193 1 2387 1- 2 Scaled Plan of Battleship li. M.S. Kin g Gcorgc V in M r .I Muscat, Rabat Original cnvelllfle 2 mm/ 1932 23873 -4 Jigsaw Pu zz le Drinks Mat Mr !\ L~nosa Rodri gue z. Msida 3 mm/ 1933 23875-6 3 Facsimi le edition of a Greek portolan sheets. 8 in numbe1 Mr !\ bpinosa Rodriguez. Msida in slipcase 4 mm/ 1934 23877-8 Grand harbour of Malta Moorin g Sheet Chairman, Malta Marit ime Authority 5 mm/ 1935 23879-80 Marsax lokk- Sou th Coast Sheet Chairman, Malta Maritime Au th ority 6 mm/ 1936 2388 1-2 Vallctta Harbours Maps and Charts Chai rman, Malta Maritime Author it y 7 mm/ 1939 23887-8 Wavy pattern oi'liccrs Mess Plate - R N Mr R Mical lef. Sl iema 8 mm/ 1940 23889-90 Sass/a Mr .lose ph Robinich, Scnglea 9 mm/ 194 1 23891-2 Tombstone ded icated to J Donovan RN- died 811 1/ 19 18 Mr Joseph Robinich, Se nglea 10 mm/ 1942 23893-4 Tombstone dedicated to P Sheekan RN - died 21110/ 19 18 Mr .loseph Robinich, Senglca 11 mm/ 1943 2389)-6 Tombstone clcclicated to E l3arry RNR- died 8/9/ 19 18 Mr Joscph Robinich. Sc ngka 12 mm/ 1944 23897-8 Tombstone dedicated to .I B I lope RNR- died 30/9/ 19 16 Mr .l os~h Robinich. Se nglca 13 mm/ 1945 23899-00 !\view of the Grancl ll arbour at Valletta alier /\nton Progress Press Co Ltd th rough Mr W Schranz 1769-1 839 Asciak 14 mm/ 1949 23907-8 II MS No rfolk Badge Cclr RI' Talbot RN. II MS Norfolk 15 mm/1950 23909-1 0 I IMS No rfolk cap Tally embroidered in Gold Cclr RP Talbot RN. II MS Norfolk 16 mm/ 1951 2391 1-2 Pr int of I IMS Norfolk NO 188 1350 Cclr RI' Talbot RN. I IMS Norfolk 17 mm/ 1952 239 13-4 RN large oval carvin g dis h 11ith Adm iralty croion and dark Friends of the Maritime Muse um blue vei ns and 1\'ith sa me blue Roya l Lmbkm and WR f(>r William (IV) Rcx and 11ith band in scribed 18 mm/ 1953 23915-6 RN So up I' late 11 ith 12i lt Admiral ty Badge Mr Spiteri. Vittoriosa 19 mm/ 1957 23923 -4 /\kiu s Lamp with Tag ofOII MS Carys lon Mr .l oseph Sammut. Valletta 20 mm/ 1958 23925-6 Ant ique print /he Order ofSailing in the .\fediterranean Co l R .I Me Garcl Groves. Londo n. Fleet UK 21 mm/ 1960 23929-30 Badge of 11 MS Cossack Mr Kcith Batchclor. UK 22 mm/ 196 1 23931-2 Badge of Ton Class Association Ton Class Association 23 mm/ 1962 23933 -4 Framed drawing of a Ton Class Minchuntcrs in Grand Mr Kcith Bacon. Totherham. UK !!arbour Ma lta 24 mm/ 1963 23935 -6 Shi p Bad12c of Nave Tirso C 0 of Nave Tirso 25 mm/ 1964 23937-8 Illu strated London Nc\\'S Centre fold Illu stration 1935 Mr Canncl Portelli. 1-l bragg Naval Re view 26 mm/ 1965 23939-40 Il lustrated London News Ccntrcfolcllllustrating 1953 Mr Carmcl Ponclli. 1-lbragg Naval Re view 27 mm/ 1966 23941 -2 Crossin g the Li ne Certificate issued to leading Steward Mr Carmel Ponclli. 1-lbragg Domcnico l'ortcl li elated 7/ 121192 1 28 mm/ 1967 23943-4 Crossing the line certificate dated 11 /2/193 1 on I IMS Mr Carm el Portelli. 1-l bragg Eagle 29 mm/ 1968 23945-6 13adgc of lJSS l'rescncr /\R 5-8 Mr llorg to rema in /\non 30 mm/ 1983 23975-6 25 Kuna coin Croati an Republic Mr !\ J:spinosa Rodrigucz. Msida 31 mm/ 1984 23977-8 Fu se Iex tractors Mr Canm:l Portclli. 1-lbragg 32 mm/ 1985 23979-80 1:usc !:.\ tractor Mr Canncl Portclli. 1-lbragg 33 mm/ 1986 2398 1- 2 Fu se !·:,tractor Mr Carmcl Portcl li. l-lbrag12 34 mm/ 1987 23983 -4 Fu se !extractor Mr Canncl Portclli . 1-lbr~g 35 mm/ 1988 23985-6 Fu se Mr Carmcl Portc lli. l-lbrag12 36 mm/ 1989 23987-8 Ditty l3o\ Co nljllcte with several items (sec Remarks) Mr Carmcl P011clli. 1-l br<~_gg_ 37 Jlllll/ 1990 23989-90 Cigarette Ca rd Case Mr Carmcl Ponclli, I-Ibra~ 38 mm/ 199 1 2399 1-2 2 small Fenders Mr l'atrick Mall ia. Kalkara 184

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Donations No Rcg. No lnv. No Item Donated by 39 mm/ 1992 23993-4 Sa il makers Scissors Re v Fr Paul Galea OPM . Kun ve nt ta' Giezu, Rabat. Malta 40 mm/20 16 2404 1-2 USS Portland Medal Mr Antonio Espinosa Rod riguez 4 1 mm/20 17 24043-4 22"d Marine Exped it io n Uni t Flee t Marin e Force (US Mr Antonio Espinosa Rod riguez Marin e Corps) 42 mm/2030 24069-70 Russ ian Nava l Medal 1994 OTEYECTI3 0 1994 Adm iral V Kasatanov. Russian Navy 43 mm/2031- 2407 1-2) 186 307 scale models. Scale I: 1200 of 13r iti sh Royal Navy. Col R J Me Garel Groves, 2338 Royal Fleet auxi li ary Troop and Transport Shi ps Hampshire. UK 350 mm/2339- 2) 188-2)4 78 145 miniatu re scale models. Scale I: 1200 or Me rca ntil e Col R J Me Gare l Groves. 2484 ships Hampshire. UK 496 mm/2486 2458 1-2 One or a pa ir leg prot ecti ve kit used fo r Cri cket Martin 13 org. Rabat 497 mm/2487-92 25483 -4 6 ex boom de knee net C 1940 Ma lt a Maritime Authority 503 mm/2493 24585-6 I metal sph erica l marker with thim ble C 1940 Malt a Ma ritime Au th ority 504 mm/2494 25487-8 I meta l diamond marker C 19-1 0 Ma lt a Ma rit ime Auth orit y 505 mm/2495-97 25489-90 3 metal boom de k nee buoys C 1940 Ma lt a Maritime Auth or it y 508 mm/2498 2549 1-2 I Perry buoy Mr Char les Sc icluna 509 mm/2500 25495-6 Clax ton and navigational ligh t Fr iends of th e Mari time Museu m 5 10 mm/250 1 25497-8 I depth linckr Fri ends of th e Maritime Museum 5 11 mm/2502 25499-25500 I echo sounder Fri ends or th e Maritime Museum 512 mm/2503 24 50 1-2 I Cleat Fri ends of th e Maritime Museum 513 mm/2504 245 13-4 I small meta l 2 parchasc block with chak le Fri ends or the Ma ritime Muse um 514 mm/2506 24507-8 I lam berrell of a passe nge r boat Mr Alfred Mi call ef. Vitloriosa 515 mm/2507/25 24509-1 0 2 back rests fur dghajsa Mr Alfred Mi ca ll e l ~ Vittoriosa 08 517 mm/2509 24 511-2 13 ronze and wood badge of th e French Frcgatc La Moll e C 0 of Fri gate La Moll e Pi co uel, - Pico uct French Navy 518 mm/251 0 24 51 3-4 13 ann cr of th e USS R Marmansk Stea mshi p Company Mr Ange lo Douga ll . 13'13ugia 519 mm/25 11 245 15-6 Measure Ex Dockyard Mr Angelo Douga ll , 13 'Bugia 520 mm/25 12 24 51 7-8 Pair wood fis h Ma lt ese traditi onal boat decoratio ns Mr Michac l Vc ll a. Ka lkara 52 1 mm/25 13 245 19-20 Pa ir wood eye Maltese Trad it iona l boat decorat ions Mr Michael Vc ll a. Ka lkara 522 mm/25 14 2452 1-2 !'air wood eye Maltese tradi tional boat decorati ons Mr Michac l Vc ll a. Ka lkara 523 mm/25 15 2-1523 -4 Pair wood list horn s Maltese trad itional boat decorati ons Mr Michae l Vc ll a. Ka lk ara 524 mm/25 16 24525-6 13 adge or Mount l3ake r AE -34 Alumin ium label beneath US Embassy. Floriana reads presen ted to USNS Saturn (T-AFS I 0) 525 mm/25 17 24527-8 Pl aque or co mbat I IC -C sup port 11i th plaqu e inscribed US Embassy, Floriana USNS Sa tu rns lkst Det II C-6 Se t T11·o 526 mm/25 18 24529-30 llaclge or th e Undemay Re plen is hm ent Depa rt me nt US Embassy. Floriana 527 mm/25 19 2-1 53 1- 2 lle ll or !I MS Monkey Mr Richard Till y. Surrey. UK 528 mm/2520 245 13- -1 Smalllili; l3e lt Co mm emorati ve pain ted wit h two pairs of Anon crossed Fl ags 529 mm/252 1 24535-6 Jac kpack play ing ca rds Royal Navy Playing Cards Capt and Mrs Si nclair RN. II MS Ark Royal 530 mm/2522 24537-8 Mug with a reproduction of a pai nt ing of Ann apoli s Mr An th ony Pons. Pl ymouth. Ml, Naval Academy USA 53 1 mm/2523 24539-40 4 loose sheets earl y 18th ce ntury relating to merchandise Mr Alexand er Seerri , San Gwann transported fro m Veni ce to Ma lta 532 mm/2526 24545-6 One small two blade bronze prope lle r Mr Raymond Ciantar. Gz ira 533 mm/2527 2454 7-8 One small two bl ade propell er Mr Raymond Ciantar. Gz ira 534 mm/2528 24549-50 Full scale trad iti onal Ma lt ese Frejgatina poss ibly once a Mr Sim on 13 utt ig icg. Marsascala sai li ng one 535 mm/2529 24)) 1-2 Do ll 's house co mplete wit h furniture in Georgian style Mrs Di aper, Zurri eq 539 mm/2530 24553-4 Gold co in featu rin g the Xprunara forming pa rt of th e Central 13 an k of Mal ta Royal Mint precious line gold collection 540 mm/253 1 2-1 555-6 llal f mode l or a la unc h 54 1 111111/2538 2~557 - 8 llal f mode l or a la un ch 542 llllll/2539 24559-60 Work bench used lur trad it iona l Mal tese boat prod ucti on used by Mr Feli c Borg 543 111 111/2540 2457 1-2 lrc h Vice on 11ood stand used by Mr Fcli c 13o rg of Gz ira 185

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Donations No Reg. No Inv. No Item Donated by 544 mm/2541 24573-4 544 Inboard Engine complete with Gear 13o:-.: 545 mm/2542 24575-6 One Set of Calvijiet poss ibly of afrejgatina made by Mr Fclic Borg ofGzira 546 mm/2543 24577-R Parts of a collapsible kit boat made of Brass and wood 547 mm/2544 24579-80 One oar for a small Vendor boat 548 mm/2545 24581 -2 One mast : 549 mm/2546 24583-4 One mast with pulley 550 mm/2547 24585-6 One mast with sail and dgp.ing 551 mrn/2548 24587-8 Iron Mezzo Marinaio with two ends 552 mm/2549/50 24589-90 2 Iron Mezzo Marinaio with one end 554 mm/2551 24591-2 Mast pulley combination iron 555 mm/2 552 24593-4 Plastic model of a Hospital ship in a dama_g_ed state Mr Angelo Dougall. 13 "13ugia 556 mm/2 553 24595-6 Wood model of a Royal Navy 13attlcship C 1940's. Friends of the Maritime Museum !possibly a toy model 557 mm/2554 24597-R Wood model of a Roya l Navy Battleship C 1940's. Friends of the Mar itime Muse um I possibly a to_y model 558 mm/2555 24599-24600 Loaf of Bread made by donor size shape recipe as that Mr Joseph Muscat. Rabat made for Galley Slaves 559 mm/2556 24601-2 Loaf of 13read made by donor size shape recipe as that Mr Joscph Mu scat. Rabat made for Galley slaves 560 mm/2557 24603-4 One 1/affie(a Stone Mr Ale:-.:ander Zammit. Zurrieq 56 1 mm/2559 24607-8 Admiral Ceci l's Me ss Dress Tailcoat and Trousers Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil, Isle of Wight. UK 562 mm/2560 24609- 10 Admiral Cecil's Day Uniform (No 5) Worn Coat and Rear Admiral Sir Nige l Cecil Trousers 563 mm/2561 246 11-2 Admiral Ceci l's Me ss Kit-Tailcoat Less Trousers Rear Admiral Sir Nigcl Cecil 564 mm/2562 24613-4 Admiral Cecil "s Dress Uniform and Sword Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cccil belt- complete. less Sword and kilt 565 mm/2563 24615-6 Admiral Cccil 's Admiral's Cap Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil 566 mm/2564 24617-8 Two Stiff Collars- Admiral Cecil Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil 567 mm/2565 24619-20 Two pairs socks- Admiral Cccil Rear Admiral Sir Nigcl Cecil 568 mrn/2566 24621-2 Admiral Cccil's one pair evening shoes Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil 569 mm/2567 24623-4 Admiral Cecil's one pair se rvice shoes (dress) Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil 570 mm/2568 24625-6 Admiral Cecil shirt with 2 co ll ars Rear Adm iral Sir Nigel Ccci l 571 mm/2569 24627-8 Admiral Cecil's shirt Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil 572 mm/2570 24629-30 Admiral Ceci l's evening shirt with 4 collars Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Ccci l 573 mm/2571 24631 -2 Lt Commander G Cecil's Full Dress uniform complete Rear Admiral Sir Nige l Ccci l with tin-cased cocked hat and epaukts by Gievcs 574 mm/2572 24633-4 Lt .lr Drummond's tin-case containing hi s cocked hat by Rear Admiral Sir Nigel Cecil Gieves 575 mm/2573 24635-6 Lt Commander Cockrane's tin-cased cocked hat and Rear Admiral Sir Nigcl Cecil epaulets by Gieves 576 mm/2574 24637-8 Lt C J S Stephens full dress Coat and tin-case by Gieves Rear Admiral Sir Nigcl Cecil 577 mm/2577 24643-4 One R N Serviette Mr Jco Fenech. Gharghur 578 mm/2578 24645-6 Part of RN Table cloth Mr Jeo Fencch. Gharghur 579 mm/2579 2464 7-8 Pair Admiralty Constabulary Chief Officer's shoulder Mrs Gillian 1-lolman. Devon. UK badges 580 mm/2602 24693-4 Cut glass British India Steam Navigation Co. decanter Friends of the Maritime Museum 581 mm/2603 24695-6 Sea service RN pistol. 1842 Friends of the Maritime Museum 582 mm/2604 24697-8 NAAFI tankard Friends of the Maritime Museum 583 mm/2605 24699-24 700 NAAFI cup f-riend s of the Maritime Museum 584 mrn/2606 2470 1-2 NAAFI cup Friends of the Maritime Museum

Retrievals Registration No I Inventory No I Item I Retrieved from mm/2607 124703-4 I One glass Victorian medicine bottle 18 Old Mint Street. Vallctta 186

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Transfers No. Item I Model of a Roman Lead Stoc k An chor with ro pe 2 Model of a Roman Stone Stock Anchor with rope 3 Model of a Roman Lead Stock An chor and Coll ar 4 Mini atun; portrait of a gent le man. poss ibl y a seaman. in ori gin al fr a m~: 5 Mini a tur~: po rtrait of I I RI! l'r i n c~: Alfred 6 Anti que engravi ng /Jallaglia Namle h a le Flu/le 1- i·ancese ed lnghlese contra que/la degli s/ali Cenera/i delle prm ·incie Unite a/le 7 Giunio 1672 I 7 Three piec.: part s.:t c.:real m.:asur.:s and on.: pr.:ss.: r 8 On .: .ribrejn dat .:d 1732 9 On.: small Mort on po ss ibly emblazecl with GM Lascnris c oa t- o l~ a nn s 10 On.: od d co ni ca l 11·-: i!! ht .:: :-; part of s.:t 11·ith oni cia l mark s and count..:r mark s 11 On.: odd disc w..:i ght ..: :-; part of s..:t with onicialmarks and counter mark s 12 Six conical we ig ht s e:-; part of set with onicial marks and count.:r marks 13 Eight pi.:ce co mplete conica l weight set in cludingd isc wei ght and co ntain.:r 14 Seven pi.:c.: conical wei ght set in cluding container with Order's Coat of Arms 15 Seven piece conical weight set in clud ing contai ner 16 Eight piece co ni cal wei ght se t inclu di ng co ntain er with Order's Coat of Arms 17 Fo ur pi ece part set sal mi 18 Two piece squ are shaped wei ghts el ated 1778 19 Ni ne pi.:ce cereal measures Vi lhena peri od 20 On.: pi.:ce cer.:a lmeas ure 21 Sev.:nte.:n piec.: win e oil and ce real meas ures 1\'ith GM de Rohan Coat of Arms and Uni versit il embl em 22 Ni ne pi ece part set m:i ght s dated 1713 23 One odd stasija m.:asur.: 24 On.: odd stasij a measur.: 25 One odd stasij a measur.: em bl azoned with Gtvl ck Rohan Coat of Arm s 26 One odd stasija of e:-; tra small proporti ons 27 On.: odd stasij a o r small proport io ns 28 On.: odd stasija or 1ned ium pro porti ons 29 Ten pi ece sca le wei ght s em bl azoned ,,·ith GM d.: Rohan Coat of Arms 30 1Navall3utt on- Nav\' of th.: Ord.:r ofSt John 31 Naval Button- Navy Chin Strap button and co tter pin (missin g thread loop) 32 Marine Button marked A YC (Anon Yac ht Club) (m issin g thread loop) 33 Naval button French pattern 1772174 /89. either or the Navy of the Ord er of St John or Corps Ryual de Marine + 13 ordcau:-; Co qJs Roxal port s ofBrest Roc hefort Bo yom.: and Saint Molo (mi ssin g thread loop) 34 l3riti sh Royal Navy l3utton Master of Masters Assistant 7/811 807-1/111825- Al so for vo lunteers 11 fro m 182 4- 11 111 825 (mi ss in g thread loop) 35 l3riti sh Royal Navy l3utt on poss ibly surgeon of'li c.:rs at sea (mi ss in g thread loop) 36 'Naval or Merchant l3utt on (mi ssin g thread loop) 37 Mar in e l3utt ons (mi ssing th read loop) 38 Marin e Button on reverse bears local leaf (mi ss in g thread loop) 39 British Royal Navy l3 utt on mi ds hi pman and po ss ibl y othe r officers (mi ssin g thread loop) 40 13r iti sh Royal Navy Button mi dshi pman and possibl y other ofli ce rs on reverse bears local leaf and the word Guilt (mi ssin g thread loop) 41 l3r iti sh Royal navy button midshipman and possibly oth er oni cers on reverse bears local le af and th e 1\'0rd Guilt (mi ss ing thread loo p) 42 RN wa n · pattern oni c..:r's 111-:ss sauc..: r 43 Si.: b.: Gorman an d Company I .imit.:d Submarin..: l·: ngin e..:rs or Lond on di vin g helmet .J 4 Set of 87 Spoons mark.:d War Departm .: nt 45 One spoon marked for War Departm ent