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Bi-metal. Worn 1897 to 1939. From 1922 this size only worn as officers helmet badge. Lug back.
Brass. Lug back.
Worn on slouch hat. Brass sheet cutout. Lug back. Rare.
South West African Regiment brass cap badge. 1915 to 1919. Very rare.
Blue enamel. Pin back.
Single. Lug back. Original. Hard to find. Maker marked.
Single. Lug back. Original. Hard to find.
Served in France at Ypres. Single. Lug back. Original. Hard to find
Shoulder title. Worn 1915 to 1918. Brass with lugs intact. Single. Rare.
Single. Worn as shoulder title. 1916 to 1918. Lug back.
Brass cap badge. Served in German SWA. 1915 to 1920. Rare. Lug back.
Hand cut. Brass proficiency badge.
Shoulder Title. Brass with lugs. Hand cut. Rare.
Used in German South West Africa.Ordinary ranks. Original and rare.
Pouch Belt Plate. Worn from 1915 to 1920. White metal. Screwback. Rare.
Also used by units not having a regimental badge in South West Africa. Lug back.
Shoulder title. Brass. Single. Lugs intact
1916 – 1918. Brass. Lugs intact. Single. Original. Rare
Shoulder Title from German South West African campaign. 1914-1915. Single. One lug only. Rare.
Sporran badge. Bi-metal. Lugs intact. 1903-1934
Complete with lugs. 1918–1919, single.
South African 3rd Infantry Regiment. Named to Percy Reuben Thomas. Sergeant killed at Ypress in Belguim 20/09/1917.
Complete with ribbon. Original and rare.
SA issue in English and dutch. Issued to a corporal in the divisional signal company.
Unit served in France under the SA Brigade. Complete with tassels and pom-pom. Rare.
Worn by South Africans who severed overseas with the Royal navy. Size 56. Original. Rare.
Buttons intact. Worn with Brogue shoes. Rare
N.M.R. Captain who served in G.S.W.A. Wear to back of collar area of tunic.All buttons and badges present. Replaced right collar badge. Rare.
Early buckle and leather belt. Complete. No markings.
1901 to 1909. Single. Lug back. Rare.
