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South African Constabulary
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Hi everyone
I'm looking information about this badge. It's an insignia of the South African Constabulary (Baden-Powell's era 1900-1909). I don't sure if it's was for uniformity (with the uniform or hat) or for civil use. Thanks in advance |
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An interesting and likely unique badge, choice of crown is perhaps a little curious? Are you able to show the complete group photo at all, please?
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https://www.angloboerwar.com/forum/2...ulary?start=12 Edit : Found description on another site. Quote:
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Found a very interesting site that others may find useful.
https://www.soldiersofthequeen.com/s...outhern-africa It contains a page specifically about Sergeant G. Wright. https://www.soldiersofthequeen.com/gwrightsac . |
SAC's badge
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Thank you for reply
The picture isn't my. I found it on the forum, looking for information about this badge. I saw the photo of the SAC and I thought that this badge could be a hat's badge, I'm not sure. Has anyone seen it before? Can you help me? o Just a badge of a SAC that was proud to be one? Again thanks. |
SAC's Badge
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"Be Prepared", can this be an optional hat badge? I have seen photographs of SACs with other hat insignia, in addition to the official one.
A Troop Sergeant Major or Q.M.S badge? I say it for the crown. Can be it a badge for use without an uniform? PD: this is the enlarged photo. |
It is just a Victorian crown, perfectly normal, I would think it was made to order by one of the Rand jewellers.
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