GILDED SPORRAN BADGE TO THE TRANSVAAL SCOTTISH.
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This looks like an Owen No. 616 and is Gold Plated. "Quartermaster's Comment":- This Badge was worn as a Sporran Badge and Gilded for use by Officers. It was also used by them as a Collar Badge when "Undress Blues" were worn. The red felt to the rear of the Badge denotes that the wearer was of the 2nd Bn. This Bn was disbanded in the early 1990's.
General details
Country of Origin SOUTH AFRICA.
Regiment or Corps TRANSVAAL SCOTTISH.
Materials used in manufacture GILT OVER BRASS.
Period Worn From 1954.
Height 33 mm.
Width 33 mm.
Type of Fastening Copper Lugs with original pin
Condition of Item MINT.
Any Publication References Such as Colin Owen See Colin Owen:- No. 616.
Approximated Weight Less than 30 grams.
ID: 724
R189.00
GILDED SPORRAN BADGE TO THE TRANSVAAL SCOTTISH.
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