Yellow Type--Right Facing--6 SOUTH AFRICAN INFANTRY.
This is the other one to make up a pair of the "YELLOW" or FIRST Type of Flash for this Infantry Regiment which did excellent work up in S.W.A. and Angola during the "Border" War. In the 1990's they were even trained for amphibious landings.
"Quartermaster's Comment:"- See Listing I.D.No. 1406. It comes in at the same price, which considering the condition is not bad.
| | | | General details | | Country of Origin | SOUTH AFRICA. | | Regiment or Corps | 6 S.A.INFANTRY. | | Year of issue | Around the early 1970's?? | | Condition of Item | Good--See Photo. | | Any Publication References Such as Colin Owen | Owen has the "Left Facing" example as his No. F 174. See Mike Evert No. 32 on Page 3 for a "Right Facing" example. Dudley Wall tells us more about the 6th South African Infantry which was formed in Grahamstown on the 1st of January 1962. | | Materials used in manufacture | Brass,Enamels,Lucite Coating. | | Height | 60 mm. | | Width | 50 mm. | | Approximated Weight | Allow for 50 grams. |
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ID: 1427
R89.00
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