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West African Regiment.

Scarce pair of brass collar badges with makers details for Dowler Birmingham to the reverse. A palm tree above the scroll, " W.A.F.F " { Designated Royal in 1925 } { See previous item for cap badge }

Code: 25227

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West African Frontier Force.

Scarce WW I brass cap badge with slider fitting and makers details for Dowler Birmingham to the reverse. A palm tree above the scroll, " W.A.F.F ". { Designated Royal in 1925 } { See next lot for matching collar badges }

Code: 25226

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South Africa.

Officers silver plated field service cap badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse worn by the 2nd. South African Infantry. This title on furled scroll below a pair of Wildebeest ? and a tablet bearing," Natal & O.F.S. "

Code: 25210

35.00 GBP

Aden Protectorate Levies.

Brass shoulder title, " A P L "

Code: 25201

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South Africa.

Unknown ? sheet brass shoulder title / slouch hat badge with two wire loops to the reverse, " 14 / D K S "

Code: 25190

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South African Corps of Signals.

King's crown black brass first pattern cap badge with two loops to the reverse The figure of Mercury to the centre of a crowned oval bearing the title in English and Afrikaans.

Code: 25175

30.00 GBP

South Africa.

Scarce WW I sheet brass shoulder title, " 1st. / W P R " with wire loops to the reverse. worn by the First Western Provinces Rifles.

Code: 25125

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Rhodesian - Corps of Signals.

Bi / metal two piece cap badge with loop fittings and original shaped brass backing plate to the reverse. The figure of Mercury upon the motto scroll and " Rhodesia " title, surmounted by the separate Rhodesian " Fish-eagle and Coronet "

Code: 25108

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Indian Army.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " Sappers / 3 / & Miners " with two integral lugs to the reverse.

Code: 25093

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Burma.

Scarce bi /metal collar badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Burma Army Signals. This title on an oval surmounted by a peacock with the figure of Mercury to the centre.

Code: 25064

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