AN ARM FLASH FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN TECHNICAL SERVICES CORPS
We started off by being a fraction mystified by this badge, thinking that it was worn on the 'square' but this is not the case as you can see in the photo.
"Quartermaster's Comment":- Carl du Toit finally put me right. The T.S.C. had a badge change in 1960. This item may date back a bit, which is one of the reasons that I did not pick it up and have never seen it before.
| | | | General details | | Country of Origin | SOUTH AFRICA. | | Regiment or Corps | TECHNICAL SERVICES CORPS. | | Materials used in manufacture | Cloth. | | Period Worn | From the 1960's, Arm Patch. | | Height | 45 mm. | | Width | 45 mm. | | Type of Fastening | Sewn to uniform. | | Condition of Item | Mint. | | Any Publication References Such as Colin Owen | Dudley Wall gives them a good write up in his Book "Starting Out". See No. 3 on Page 40. Not found in Owen. | | Approximated Weight | Allow for 30 grams. |
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ID: 1475
R49.00
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