A nicely decorated Saucer with Lord Roberts and the Title "The Army"...COLONIES...SUPPORTERS OF THE EMPIRE...VOLUNTEERS. Opposite we have Generals Buller, Kitchener, White, Baden Powell and French also mentioned.

Here we have another quality hand finished Blazer Badge for the British Royal Corps of Signals with Mercury to the fore.

A Nice Example.

Something VERY Different for your pub at home...This time from Australia.

A nice momento of that fine country. As you can see from the photo we have a map of Rhodesia onto which has been placed a set of the coins of that era.

A Nice little Souvenir of this 'Hard Held' Border Town.

This Shooting Medal is Blank at the back to the Recipient.

Another nice original souvenir of that fine country made in their copper. As you can see from the photo...it is made up as a wall hanging.

As we do not have a category for "Musical Instruments" this item will just have to slot in under Miscellaneous!!! "Quartermaster's Comment":- This Bugle comes with all the dents and patination that you would expect of one that has sounded off many 'Reveilles' in its time. It will polish up very nicely. I note that it has FOREIGN stamped within the makers mark. One assumes that it was made for export?

We have a run of four of these very nicely made "Sports" Medals.

Worn, 'Out of Uniform' by a General in the S.A.D.F. between about 1986 and 1993. "Quartermaster's Comment":-Note the Springbok Head over a General's Rank Insignia embroidered to the front.

These next three items could NOT be more Miscellaneous or more 'Out of Africa'.....but then you never know what can end up on the 'Dark Continent'. "Quartermaster's Comment":- They are American Mess Tokens for slot machines and have quite a history as there appears to have been a bit of a scam around them. These were used at the U.S.Naval Air Facility(NAF) at Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam. This token was used in ENLISTED MESS OPEN. Others were used in the Commissioned Officer's Mess. The Tokens come each with quite a story about Cam Ranh Bay which is in Khanh Province about 180 Miles northeast of Saigon. The 'Fund Skimming' scam has quite a story which comes with each token.

Another size up from the previous listing, this is a 10 cent token as was used in the Commissioned Officer's Mess and is smaller than the previously listed chrome 5 cent token. Please read the previous detail. Quite a story.

This is the last of the three tokens in the series that we are able to offer our American Collectors. "Quartermaster's Comment":- See previous comments as to how these token had quite a story behind them as it was found in around 1966 that there had been some serious scams going on. Each of these tokens comes with the full story.

Here we have one that looks as if it has never been used and is in "EXTRA LARGE" Size.