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As Per Photos.KINGS ROYAL RIFLES K.R.R SHOULDER TITLES.   PLEASE NO FOREIGN BIDDERS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES ! SHIPPING WITHIN SOUTH AFRICA ONLY ! SOLD AS IS            

As Per Photos.KINGS ROYAL RIFLES K.R.R BLACKENED SHOULDER TITLES.  PLEASE NO FOREIGN BIDDERS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES ! SHIPPING WITHIN SOUTH AFRICA ONLY ! SOLD AS IS                      

Buy KINGS ROYAL RIFLES K.R.R BLACKENED SHOULDER TITLES for R125.00

 The Royal Rhodesia Regiment - Kings Crown Black metal cap badge K/C. Worn 1947-1956 Colouring wear as per picturs Ref.99 Badges and Insignia of The Rhodesian Sercurity Forces 1890-1980 by A.J.Aeniel  

1913 first edition hardcover with 326 pages in good antiquarian condition. R60 postage in SA. Has been rebound on spine with new endpapers. Compiled from the correspondence of Colonel Samuel Rice C.B. K.H. 51st Light Infantry and from other sources by Lt.-Col. A.F. Mockler-Ferryman. This is a first-hand account of the life of a regimental officer during the Napoleonic War from 1793-1815. It is compiled from the correspondence of Colonel Samuel Rice, C.B., K.H. of the 51st Light Infantry (The Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry), and from other sources. Chapters include: Studying for the Army. Ensign of the 51st. The Attack on Corsica. Corsica Won and Lost. From the Mediterranean to Ceylon. The Reform of the Army. The Corunna Campaign, and After. Campaigns of 1811 in the Peninsula. Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz. Salamanca and Madrid. Driving the French Out of Spain, 1813. The Close of the Peninsular War. The Waterloo Campaign. Paris - and Peace.

  Rare - Hooked Quillon British 1907 Pattern Bayonet with scabbard, by MOLE (2nd Rarest Manufacturer). Marked: G.R.- King George V. Manufactured January 1911, with Government Acceptance Mark and Bend/Proof Mark. Scabbard leather, with metal Chape intact, Enfield mark on scabbard Locket, further marks on leather work, see image 7. Further marks on Ricasso, see images. Blade slightly discoloured, but no pitting, no damage, excellent condition. Woodwork in good condition, some illegible markings on one of the grips. Pommel marked with Government disposal mark, number 496 and 1 K.A.R. (1st Regiment Kings African Rifles?) Press stud intact and working. Overall a rare bayonet in excellent condition