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Worn by Rhodesians serving in North Africa on their battledress Single Rare
Kings crown 1924-1956 White metal One lug missing
Lugs intact This is the bird facing left which is the collar. Rare 1939-46 Blackened sheet brass
Maker marked REUTLER and Silver 999 Set
2nd Pattern Screen printed
Cloth embroidered field made on camo rank badge Single
As worn by Fireforce troops in the field Label intact Size 97 cm No holes or tears
Hand sprayed camo on both scabbard and bayonet.
Officer issue 1949-56 Size 56 A few moth nips in places
Rhodesian vegetation survival guide and training manual Dated 22 September 1976 4 pages Rare insight into Selous training
NRG stamped 1961 dated Maker marked and made in Liverpool Bunting intact 24 X18 cm
Lugs intact Maker marked REUTLER MFG RHODESIA Anodised Aluminium Staybrite badge.
Ordinary ranks pattern Maker marked REUTELER MFG 1976-1980 Anodised Aluminium Staybrite badge Lugs intact
Chocolate brownfield dress jacket with PFUMO re VANHU badge on pocket. Small size All buttons intact 1978-1980 Rare tunic
D WALL Signed by author 3rd Edition 2005 Soft Cover 111 Pages Full Color 1890-1980
COMPLETE 1970-1980 Adjustable
J PITTAWAY 2003 First Edition Hardcover 320 Pages Full Color Rhodesians and the Special Air Services
Wire embroidered 1953-70
1964-1968 Cloth cut out of a full-size flag.
Complete with all straps and snaps. Added camo cloth pouches No makers label Very clean condition
Worn by Black troops in WW1 Size 57 Maker stamped L.F. MAY BULAWAYO Unissued example Rare
Wire embroidered blazer badge Used for the Commonwealth Flight Training Programme for pilots in WW2 Very rare
Original period plaque Wood and brass Rare
Brass and wood Rare
Heavy wire embroidered Padded Hard to find badge
A.J.BALAAM Reprint 2017 Softcover B/W & color photos 249 Pages
Original blazer owned by W.O. Pretorius Size 42 Comes with Selous collar and RLI mess dress badges on lapel
Complete with chain Numbered 304 and SILVER mark
Early pattern Single
Beret badge with lugs intact and single shoulder title Trackers from the Parks Board often tracked terrorists coming into Rhodesia for the army. Sold as a lot
