Maltese Cross Shape

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.45

A fantastic royal themed shape the Maltese Cross perfect for creating wonderful keepsakes to celebrate Jubilee years and to use to create anything commemorative and/or special souvenirs! Available in 6 sizes: Giant A4 197 x 197 mm XXL A5 141 x 141 mm Large 70 x 70 mm Medium 50 x 50 mm Small 35 x 35 mm Tiny 18 x 18 mm Available in: White 0.5 mm Custom Cut in 0.7 mm White with a 35% surcharge Custom Cut in 0.5 mm all other colours with a 30% surcharge for these choose Custom Cut and add your choice to Order Notes at checkout Please note that all Custom Cut items may be a 2 5 day turnaround. Free

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SUBLI METALS LTD, number 09041535. Checked 2026-08-29.
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