South African Union Defence Force Engineers Corps Cap Badge (King’s Crown) Gun Components 22 training rifles used by

22 training rifles used by the British military and cadet forces

innerr seam 29in

a symbolic representation of Britain

plus period correspondence linking the model supply to Colchester Military Museum—notably an ARMSCOR (Krygkor Armscor) letter dated 1990-04-19 headed “Information Request – Casspir” and a TEM (Pty) Ltd letter dated 1990-08-31 referencing dispatch of a Casspir model and payment

during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

South African Union Defence Force Engineers Corps Cap Badge (King’s Crown) Gun Components 22 training rifles used byWWII era Union Defence Force (UDF) South African Engineers Corps cap badge in darkened brass finish. Features the Kings Crown over a laurel wreath, circular bilingual legend SOUTH AFRICA SUID AFRIKA, central South African coat of arms, and scroll ENGINEERS CORPS. The Kings Crown confirms pre Elizabethan issue (George VI period), consistent with UDF service during the Second World War.