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R.M.M.V. Carnarvon Castle Liner (Union Castle Line) brooch pin
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Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Time Period:
1900-1950
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R.M.M.V. Carnarvon Castle Liner brooch pin
- Diameter without handles : 30mm
- MV Carnarvon Castle was an ocean liner of the Union-Castle Line. She was briefly requisitioned for service as an auxiliary cruiser by the Royal Navy during WWII.
- Built in 1926, commissioned to the British Royal Navy 1939 to 1943, scrapped 1963.
After the American Revolution, King George III developed mental illness. As per the link, his first significant bout occurred in 1788 when he suffered bizarre hallucinations, paranoia, and depression while also speaking for hours on end in streams of nonsense, raving, soiling himself, and making sexual advances to all at court. (Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/the-infamous-king-george-iii.44789/)
After the American Revolution, King George III developed mental illness. As per the link, his first significant bout occurred in 1788 when he suffered bizarre hallucinations, paranoia, and depression while also speaking for hours on end in streams of nonsense, raving, soiling himself, and making sexual advances to all at court. (Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/the-infamous-king-george-iii.44789/)
After the American Revolution, King George III developed mental illness. As per the link, his first significant bout occurred in 1788 when he suffered bizarre hallucinations, paranoia, and depression while also speaking for hours on end in streams of nonsense, raving, soiling himself, and making sexual advances to all at court. (Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/the-infamous-king-george-iii.4