S.A Grahamstown (1st City) Regt, Tam-o-Shantel badge

High quality die struck white metal badge , worn circa 1952.
Two rear screw post fixings (Owen 102 refers)

The 1st City Regiment, also known as the Grahamstown Regiment, is a historical military unit in South Africa with a lineage tied to the defense of the Eastern Cape region.  read more

Code: 64139

WW2 S.A Cape Town Highlanders bronze glengarry badge

Bronze finished South African Cape Town Highlanders bronzed glengarry badge worn circa 1938-43.

From 1938 to 1943, the Cape Town Highlanders played an active role in the North African Campaign under the 8th Army, primarily serving in the Western Desert battles.  read more

Code: 64142

S.A Witwatersrand Rifles collars , circa 1903-07

Matching facing pair of white metal collar badges worn circa 1903-07.

The Witwatersrand Rifles (WR) is one of South Africa’s oldest and most distinguished military units, with a rich history of service Established: 1 May 1903 in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Named after the Witwatersrand, a region known for its gold mines. Originally formed as a part-time volunteer r...  read more

Code: 64138

Kings African Rifles officers 20mm button

Blackened brass 20mm button made by Nairobi Eng Works.

The King’s African Rifles (KAR) was a British colonial regiment established on January 1, 1902, by amalgamating various regional forces, including the Central African Regiment, East African Rifles, and Uganda Rifles. This consolidation resulted in six battalions: 1st and 2nd (Nyasaland), 3rd (Kenya), 4th and 5th (Uganda), and...  read more

Code: 64136

W.A.R (West Africa Regiment) officers bronze button

22mm bronzed officers W.A.R button made by JENNENS  read more

Code: 64132

Boer War, Umvoti Mounted Rifles, slouch hat badge

Die-stamped blackened brass Queens crown U.M.R slouch hat badge, still retaining the original 3 loop fixings and small ring behind the crown
(Owen 444)  read more

Code: 64118

Miniature tapestry; Col H.W.ACTON C.I.E, I.M.S (M.D)

Beautifully made gold bullion on deep red velvet miniature xmas gift tapestry dedicated to Doctor , Colonel Hugh William ACTON C.I.E , I.M.S .
Born in 1883 he had a distinguished career in the world of tropical diseases and serving during the first WW1 in Mesopamia and Middle East as a medical Doctor with the 53rd SIKHS gaining an M.I.D .
He died unexpectedly at 52 years old in ...  read more

Code: 64063

Rhodesian Army Medical Corps anodised collar badges

Matching pair of A/A collars in great condition  read more

Code: 64050

Q/C 2nd Kings African Rifles w/m cap badge

Unusual to find a white metal example , 2 rear loop fixings  read more

Code: 64006

Rhodesian Corps of Chaplains (RhC) stable belt

Obviously the rarest of all the Rhodesian era military stable belts, colours are very slightly faded on the outside and there are a few rust spots that could be removed on some of the metal parts but is very scarce and getting on to be 40 plus years old  read more

Code: 63045