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Marine and naval interest,Compagnie Maritime Belge, enamelled badge, 23.73g, 37mm, windrose, COMPAGNIE MARITIME BELGE ANVERS. Together with a plate in pewter, 990g, 27 cm, flag and legend engraved "Compagnie Maritime Belge 1895-1955", rev. two punchmarks, one with initials JCD. Souvenir commemorating 60 years of the Compagnie Maritime Belge du Congo ; Shipwreck of the training ship in 1906 (2), bronze medal by Samuel, commemorating the loss of their fellow students in the shipwreck of the first Belgian training ship on 19 April 1906, pendant by Fisch, Monument to the victims of the training ship, 1906,
Compagnie Maritime Belge, plate, scratches and corosion spots, with a suspension framework, badge, light knocks to enamel, very fine to extremely fine ; Shipwreck of the training ship in 1906, one with corrosion spots, very fine. (4) NOTE: The Compagnie Maritime Belge du Congo (C.M.B.C.), was founded in 1895 and it ensured the maritime connection of cargo, postal mail and people between Antwerp and the Congo Free State. On February 20th 1930, the C.M.B.C. acquired the leader of the Belgian merchant navy, the Lloyd Royale Belge and changed its name to Compagnie Maritime Belge. The liaison with the Congo remains a priority but it developed other routes to the Americas and the Far East. Since 1970's, it specialised in the transportation of commodities, containers, oil and refrigerated LPG.
Marine and naval interest,Compagnie Maritime Belge, enamelled badge, 23.73g, 37mm, windrose, COMPAGNIE MARITIME BELGE ANVERS. Together with a plate in pewter, 990g, 27 cm, flag and legend engraved "Compagnie Maritime Belge 1895-1955", rev. two punchmarks, one with initials JCD. Souvenir commemorating 60 years of the Compagnie Maritime Belge du Congo ; Shipwreck of the training ship in 1906 (2), bronze medal by Samuel, commemorating the loss of their fellow students in the shipwreck of the first Belgian training ship on 19 April 1906, pendant by Fisch, Monument to the victims of the training ship, 1906,
Compagnie Maritime Belge, plate, scratches and corosion spots, with a suspension framework, badge, light knocks to enamel, very fine to extremely fine ; Shipwreck of the training ship in 1906, one with corrosion spots, very fine. (4) NOTE: The Compagnie Maritime Belge du Congo (C.M.B.C.), was founded in 1895 and it ensured the maritime connection of cargo, postal mail and people between Antwerp and the Congo Free State. On February 20th 1930, the C.M.B.C. acquired the leader of the Belgian merchant navy, the Lloyd Royale Belge and changed its name to Compagnie Maritime Belge. The liaison with the Congo remains a priority but it developed other routes to the Americas and the Far East. Since 1970's, it specialised in the transportation of commodities, containers, oil and refrigerated LPG.