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4th (Uganda) Kings African Rifles (KAR) Cast Brass Cap Badge, Kings Crown

4th (Uganda) Kings African Rifles (KAR) Cast Brass Cap Badge, Kings Crown


Locally cast in East Africa, well made, two original loops to the reverse, in very good condition. Circa 4.9cm tall.

Renfrew et al Vol 1 No 431 refers.

G84.9
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Code: 62428

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African High Commission Territories (HCT) Officers Cap Badge for Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland

African High Commission Territories (HCT) Officers Cap Badge for Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland

High cast gilt example, a very solid badge but has some wear to gilt and also some damage to crown, see photos. Two loops to the reverse. Badges like this would have been made in extremely small quantities. Rare.

Renfrew el al, Vol 1 No 510 refers.

G81.4

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Code: 62354

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South African Constabulary Edwardian White Metal Helmet and Cap Badge, Kings Crown

South African Constabulary Edwardian White Metal Helmet and Cap Badge, Kings Crown

A very fine die cast white metal cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. In lovely condition with sharp detail. Circa 44cm tall.

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Code: 61785

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WW2 Kenyan Defence Force (KDF) Cast Brass Cap Badge - Maker Marked

WW2 Kenyan Defence Force (KDF) Cast Brass Cap Badge - Maker Marked

Cap badge, cast brass with original slider which has been maker marked Wali Mohd & Co, Nairobi ( Kenya), who were responsible for the production of a whole series of sand cast badges during WW2 for local African units. Worn 1939 - 1945. A small casting flaw on the tablet which has obscured the F in KDF otherwise in good condition.

Renfrew et al No 521 refers.

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Code: 61784

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Colonial Africa  - Rhodesia Corps of  Military Police Matching Facing Pair of Brass Collar Badges, QEII issue

Colonial Africa - Rhodesia Corps of Military Police Matching Facing Pair of Brass Collar Badges, QEII issue

A scarce pair of brass gilding metal collar badges with two original loops to the reverse of each. Some minor staining to finish on each one but otherwise in very good condition. As worn from 1967.

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Code: 60809

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Kenya Auxiliary Police Officer's Cast Gilging Metal Brass Cap Badge, King's Crown

Kenya Auxiliary Police Officer's Cast Gilging Metal Brass Cap Badge, King's Crown

Locally made cast cap badge with two long integral loops to the reverse. Circa 4.9cm tall. A few very small age spots to front finish otherwise very good condition. Worn 1920 - 1952.

Renfrew et al Vol 2 No 1774 refers.

F33.1
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Code: 60789

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Sudan - Upper Nile Province White Metal Cap / Sun Helmet Pagri Badge

Sudan - Upper Nile Province White Metal Cap / Sun Helmet Pagri Badge


Die cast with two original loops to reverse. Very light service wear to spear poles otherwise in very good condition and dating to the 1930s. As worn by British colonial civil administrators and potentially the provinces police force (confirmation for this last statement required). A rare badge not often encountered.

Renfrew et al Vol 1 No 1333 refers.

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Code: 60710

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East Africa - Uganda Police White Metal Cap Badge

East Africa - Uganda Police White Metal Cap Badge


A British made cast cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition.

E38.2
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Code: 60310

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WW2 NRASC Northern Rhodesia Asrmy Service Corps Blackened Cast Brass Shoulder Title

WW2 NRASC Northern Rhodesia Asrmy Service Corps Blackened Cast Brass Shoulder Title


A scarce bronzed title well made and small as one would expect of an officer pattern. Not listed in Renfrew or my early copy of Owens. Worn 1939-1945. Circa 4.3cm wide and 1cm tall.

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Code: 60235

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WW2 EA East African Medical Corps Cast Brass Cap Badge - maker named

WW2 EA East African Medical Corps Cast Brass Cap Badge - maker named


Cap badge, cast brass with original slider which has been maker marked Wali Mohd & Co, Nairobi ( Kenya), who were responsible for the production of a whole series of sand cast badges during WW2 for local African units. Worn 1939 - 1945.

Renfrew et al Vol 2 No 1822 refers.
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Code: 60232

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