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1902-1913 Lugs intact
Transvaal White metal 1903-1913 Lugs intact Rare
South African Training Ship General Botha s plaque. This brass plate would have been on the actual ship from 1922-1930 It the first pattern badge Very rare
With Z type badge. 1924 to 1926. SAAF badge attached to case.
Ashtray. 1903 to 1913. Brass ashtray. Original.
Bamboo with S.A.M.C. badge with Z type used from 1923 to 1926. Rare.
From The Sudan Camel Corps.Inside is a B/W photo of the Sudanese Camel Corps on parade. Rare.
N.Herd. 1966. 1st edition. 210 pages. Hard cover. B/W pics.
J.Krikler. 2005. 405 pages with B/W pics. Soft cover.
A.M.Davey. 1999. Soft cover. 126 pages with B/W pics. covering 1901 to 1902. Small run.
Worn for just 2 years. 1922 to 1924 during the miners strike. Medium size. Officers rank of captain. Complete with cap and flared trousers. Original and rare. small moth nips here and there.
Lugs intact. 2nd issue with more pronounced “Z”. Worn 1904 to 1913
German passenger ship. Tally comes from the 1924 to 1936 period when owned by Hamburg Amerika Liner and was sold to German East Africa Liner and sunk in 1945 during an air raid.
Shoulder title set. White metal.1909-1914. Lug backs.
1902 to 1913. Bi-metal head dress badge. Lug backs.
1903 to 1907. Lug backs. Rare.
Gilt. Worn on the Sam Brown buckle.1923 to 1930s. Lug back.
1903 to 1913. Lug backs.
1903 to 1910. Lug back. White metal. Rare.
1908 to 1913. Lug back. Brass. Unit formed by the amalgamation of Eastern and Western Rifles. Rare.
Z type.1922 to 1926. Lug back. Hard to find.
Permanent Force issue.1922 to 1938. Lug back. Rare.
1913 to 1922 pattern. Z type. Lugbacks.
1922 to 1926. Z type. Lug back. Orignal. Rare.
Formed in 1902. Comes with a single button from the Transvaal Scottish Volunteers.
Brooch. Worn by pipe band members. 1922 to 1939.
Brass. Worn from 1902 to 1906. Brooch style pin. Rare.
Worn on slouch hat. 1902 to 1913. White metal. Rare. Original. Lug back.
White metal. Worn 1902 to 1907. Original. Lug back. Rare.
1916 to 1926. Lug back.
