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Whilst my main collection is British South Africa Police, I have picked up a few NRP items over the years, plus two early Zambia Police badges- I have some buttons in a seperate collection too.
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Very nice, a few for me to look out for there. Do you mind me storing your image on my phone as a reference, please? I like the blue enamelled badge, very smart, presumably its an officers badge?
Cheers, Phil
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Attached is a photo of what I have for your information.
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Wayne & Dave, very nice collections, thanks for sharing.
My boss picked this up at the local boot sale a few weeks ago, I was able to swap some bits for it. Presumably it was made as a souvenir before the country became Zambia. Enjoy Graham PS No idea why the images are on their sides when they are the right way up in the thumbnails??? ![]()
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I am looking to purchase items from the British Administration Police & Prison Services in Cyrenaica & Tripolitania; Eritrea & Ethiopia; Somalia (f. Italian Somaliland) & British Somaliland; & the Dodecanese: insignia, documents, photographs etc. |
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This copper tankard bears the enamelled badge issued to Gazetted Officers (Assistant Superintendents and above).Thee tankards were often presented to those joining a Police Mess ( or Ndola Police Club as here) or to those departing on leave or transfer. They can also be found in pewter and silver plate but as the fortunes of Northern Rhodesia were built on copper, and Ndola was on the CopperBelt,then a copper tankard was most appropriate.
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Hi 1314
Cool, thank you for that, much appreciated. All the best Graham
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No problem Phil. enamelled for Officers
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Wow very nice Dave, I esp like the early brass NRP button with lion & tusk, what design is on the black button to the right and above the early NRP button please, thanks Wayne
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Wayne,
Its a representation of the QC final cap badge. Dave. |
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The black buttons,originally horn and later bakerlite/plastic were worn by the African constables/sergeants/headconstables/sub-inspectors on their winter greatcoats.Interestingly the officers' raincoats were WW1 military style in brown (they have a name but my advanced years preclude remembrance) and were held together by varnished leather ' knotted' buttons.
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Blimey, Dave
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Tx for sharing Dave very nice collection
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