Germany, Empire. An Imperial Submarine (U-Boot) Badge certificate_of_authenticity 285 mm high inclusive of

285 mm high inclusive of its metal pedestal

with a moss-green backer

it weighs 40

1953 and served with HMCS Naden for Duty as Commodore Superintendent HMC Dockyard Esquimalt

Germany, Empire. An Imperial Submarine (U-Boot) Badge certificate_of_authenticity 285 mm high inclusive of(U Boot Kriegsabzeichen). Constructed of gilt bronze, with dark green lacquer mostly present, as it should be on early badges; consisting of an oval laurel wreath, and an Imperial crown and the top of the badge, with a submarine superimposed on the center of the badge; horizontal pinback, with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch; an unmarked example, but typical "WALTER SCHOTT Fec." example; measuring 49. 0mm (w) x 47. 45 mm (h); a worn example, in