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Scarce Gold Coast Regiment West African Frontier Force ( GCR WAFF ) Brass Shoulder Title

Scarce Gold Coast Regiment West African Frontier Force ( GCR WAFF ) Brass Shoulder Title

Early pattern as worn from 1901 - 1928 (the title Royal was bestowed in 1928 in view of their service against the Germans in Africa during WW1 ). A large elliptical one piece die cast shoulder title. This is a heavy quality piece, circa 5.4cm wide and 3.4cm tall. Slight misshaping to one lug. Scarce.

Renfrew et al, Vol 1, No 301 refers.  read more

Code: 54614

65.00 GBP

African Somaliland Scouts White Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown - Gaunt London

African Somaliland Scouts White Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown - Gaunt London

Die cast white metal with original slider to reverse stamped JR Gaunt London (no dot). In excellent condition. As worn from circa 1942 - 1952.

Renfrew et al, Vol 1 Fig 692 refers.

See my item 57317 for the unit's collar badges.

Comm BoHa (457)  read more

Code: 68281

45.00 GBP

WW2 RAF Southern Rhodesia Flying School Voided Cap Badge

WW2 RAF Southern Rhodesia Flying School Voided Cap Badge

A rare voided Southern Rhoesia Central Flying School Royal Air Force Bronze metal cap badge, flat backed with two original loops to the reverse. Very finely detailed. Circa 3.8cms tall.

H13.5  read more

Code: 65225

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West African - GCR Gold Coast Regiment Brass Shoulder Title

West African - GCR Gold Coast Regiment Brass Shoulder Title

Normally found adjoined to either a WAFF or RWAFF shoulder title (see my item 54614), this stand alone title does not appear in Renfrew. It could of course be something other than Gold Coast Regiment, any information welcome. Two original loops, one fractured and twisted around on itself, otherwise in good condition. Sold as seen.

Comm DaMc (501)  read more

Code: 68084

18.00 GBP

Africa - Rhodesia Regiment Large Pattern Blackened Brass Helmet / Cap Badge

Africa - Rhodesia Regiment Large Pattern Blackened Brass Helmet / Cap Badge

Circa 5.6cms tall and 4.5cms wide, black brass with original slider and metal retaining strip holding in place the red felt backing to voided central device. As worn from 1927 - 1947. King's Crown.

Comm DaMc (184)  read more

Code: 66132

20.00 GBP

South African - 8th Infantry (Transvaal Scottish Volunteers) Pair of Gilding Metal Collar Badges

South African - 8th Infantry (Transvaal Scottish Volunteers) Pair of Gilding Metal Collar Badges

Pair, not an exact match (more obvious from the reverse), but facing, in gilding metal, each with two original loops to the reverse (one with verdigris to area around the loops). A thistle spray across the bottom of which a downward scroll bearing ALBA NAM BUADH. Slight colour variation. In very good condition.

Comm DaSm  read more

Code: 68413

30.00 GBP

South Africa - Cape Peninsula Rifles (CPR) Gilding Metal Helmet Badge, Pagri Fitting

South Africa - Cape Peninsula Rifles (CPR) Gilding Metal Helmet Badge, Pagri Fitting

A dark toned gilding metal example which has been worn but with a slider presumably for wearing on the pagri band on the tropical / sun helmet. Some signs of service wear, some traces of verdigris to reverse otherwise in good worn condition.

Owen 315 - 317 refer but this one in brass gilding metal.

Comm BoHa (484)  read more

Code: 68393

40.00 GBP

South Africa  - Cape Coloured Corps Pouch Badge

South Africa - Cape Coloured Corps Pouch Badge

Bi-metal pouch badge (same pattern and size as cap badge) with two of two original screw posts to the reverse with original fixing nuts (slight bending to posts but fully functional). In very good condition. Scarce.

Owen No 1337 refers.

Comm BoHa (488)  read more

Code: 68391

25.00 GBP

Rhodesia British South African Police Brass Cap Badge

Rhodesia British South African Police Brass Cap Badge

A die cast example with two original loops to reverse, shaped to cap / helmet. Looks coppery in colour but in very good condition. As worn from 1937 - 1949.

Owen 3555 / Renfrew et al Vol 1, No 659 refers.

Comm ErYa  read more

Code: 67969

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Scarce Georgian Button Royal African Colonial Corps Officer 's Gilt Button, 1804 - 1821

Scarce Georgian Button Royal African Colonial Corps Officer 's Gilt Button, 1804 - 1821

Circa 17.5mm in diameter, open backed with fixed shank, slightly convex in shape. Backmarked Jennens & Co, London. Gilt bright and in very good condition. A scarce early button.

The Royal African Corps was a unit in the British Army officially established on 25 April 1804. Fraser’s Corps of Infantry, had been raised for the defense of the Island of Goree, Senegal in August 18...  read more

Code: 57554

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