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Book of Remembrance: Rhodesia Native Regiment & Rhodesian African Rifles, 19161981 (Gerry van Tonder) Over the years since 1980 when Rhodesia became Zimbabwe, much has been written and recorded about the various regiments that served the country of Rhodesia from the early pioneers in the 1890's, right through to the day that these fine units marched off their respective parade grounds for the last time and into the august annals of history.  Much of this service for the older regiments, such as the Rhodesia Regiment, the British South Africa Police, the Rhodesia Native Regiment and the Rhodesian African Rifles, was as a contribution to the British Empires war efforts during the South African War, both World Wars, and other regional conflicts of the 1950's and 1960's.  This Book of Remembrance has been specifically compiled as a lasting tribute to the men of the Rhodesia Native Regiment (RNR) and its successor the Rhodesian African Rifles (RAR) who, during the proud and honourable life of these units, made the ultimate sacrifice. It is not a definitive history of these regiments, as this has been admirably done in books such as Masodja and Ragtime Soldiers.  Accordingly, the book briefly looks at the history of each of the regiments and their battalions, with pictorial depictions of uniforms, badges, theatres of operation and colours. Chapters are also dedicated to those who received honours and awards for bravery and dedication to duty, with citations where it has been possible to source.  Nominal rolls, some incomplete, of commanding officers, officers and senior non-commissioned officers add to the overall remembrance theme of the book. The main content is the various Rolls of Honour, covering all the major conflicts and areas of operation in which the two units saw active service. Hardback / (A4 - Landscape size) 204 pages 32pp colour illustrations

S.A.D.F. Weapons handling Instruction Booklet - Border War Period. S.A.Army Order 3/13/81 - This is a bilingual booklet with 14 pages English and 14 pages Afrikaans. This books were issued to members serving in the S.A.D.F. in the 1980's The size of this booklet is A6 - 15.3 x 10.6 cm. This book is still in a good condition except for some marks on the Afrikaans Cover, as can be seen in the photo.

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My memoirs of the British South African Police 1966 - 1981 ... and a Colonial Upbringing in Northern Rhodesia Throughout the authors life in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) his father was a member of the Northern Rhodesia Police and the author sets about recording various incidents in the life of a youngster growing up on the numerous towns and police stations at which his father served.  The family moved to Southern Rhodesia in 1964. Finalizing his secondary schooling at Chaplin School, Gwelo, Rhodesia, in 1965, the author joined the British South Africa Police (BSAP) in March 1966 and elected to go into the district branch of the Force. The author traces his career from a young patrol officer, through the various ranks and district police stations on which he served, to his retirement in August 1981 as a superintendent, in what was then Zimbabwe.  He highlights the typical lifestyle associated with a district copper, including anecdotes from the Bush War that was raging. Apart from the lighter side of the book hitting an elephant at Makuti at 1 a.m. in a Mini Moke; realizing five minutes before presenting his men on parade to the Officer Commanding, at an annual inspection, that he had left his trousers at home; attending an internal disciplinary hearing as the accused for being drunk off duty where the presiding officer commented that the authors main defence witness appeared more drunk than the author and dismissed the casethere are some more serious chapters involving terrorist incidents, some of which are captured on an original station Incident Log which the author has included in the book.   Paperback / 256 pages 80 b/w photos, 2 maps  

A full-size correctly named WW2 and Police medal group to WO Stephanus Jacobus Marais SAP number: 197959. Confirmed POW. See pictures of records below. Court mounted for display. PLEASE note: on the reverse of the medals there is some non-acidic clear silicone, probably to keep the medals in place. The medals are correctly named (see pictures) and are in good condition, no damage - my view. The POW status is also confirmed in King's book on the Police - see pictures.   The above picture shows where some twit used non acidic silicone to keep the medals in place. This does not detract from a good complete POW group. The above picture shows the naming on the 1939/45 Star. Naming on the Police Star of Merit shows he received this medal on the 16/05/1965. Naming on the Police Good Service Medal. The above confirms his POW status (Terence King book). Marais's name just above the ruler. WW2 medals confirmed in his records. A nice complete Police WW2 POW medal group. Worthy of much more research. Above WW2 record shows him missing and then confirmed POW. Overseas bidders welcome but you retain the risk of postage. No paypal - only Creditcard. NO SAPO for domestic bidders - only POSTNET (R120.00) or Courier (Please wait for charges). Please do not ask for SAPO as I will delete your bid and register an SNC, even if you win. If you don't like the postage options - Don't bid. Only SA bidders who can access Bobpay or the CC facility should bid. No paypal. Postnet costs include packaging and transport. IF YOU PAY ONLY THE STANDARD  POSTNET COSTS I WILL WITHHOLD THE ITEM UNTIL THE OUTSTANDING AMOUNT IS PAID. Payment to be completed within 48 hours of winning bid confirmation

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 Rare South African Police Pocket Guide. 1958 Bilingual, Afrikaans / English Guide to Union Laws and Ordinances  Hardcover book, The spine is reinforced with duck-tape. The cover have some stains. The book have Name stamp and inscription in. Used at Norvalspont by Cons CP Meyer.  The binding is good and the book clean except for the inscriptions and name stamps on the first page of the Afrikaans and English side. Postage and Packaging:    Post Office: R65 (With a tracking Number) Courier: R140 Postnet R115 Shipping includes BOB Final Order Fee, packaging material and travel costs. International Bidders welcome (Please enquire about postage)  Please see the photo's as part of the description   THE COLOUR OF BOOK IS BROWN BUT PHOTO SHOWS PURPLE                                     

 Rare South African Police Pocket Guide. 1958 Bilingual, Afrikaans / English Guide to Union Laws and Ordinances  Hardcover book, The spine is reinforced with duck-tape. The cover have some stains. The book have Name stamp and inscription in. Used at Norvalspont by Cons CP Meyer.  The binding is good and the book clean except for the inscriptions and name stamps on the first page of the Afrikaans and English side. Postage and Packaging:    Post Office: R65 (With a tracking Number) Courier: R130 Postnet R115 Shipping includes BOB Final Order Fee, packaging material and travel costs. International Bidders welcome (Please enquire about postage)  Please see the photo's as part of the description                                     

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Jewell, Rev. Jack. A History of the Durban City Police by Revd Jack Jewell. Durban: The Durban city Council & The Rotary Club of Durban., 1989. First edition. History of the Durban City Police from 1854 until the middle 1980's. xvii, 258 Pgs, photos & portraits. 185x250mm Tall. Very Good ++ in Very good ++ dust-jacket. Hardcover. Although an ex reference library copy, the item is hardly read and in excellent condition with covers in protective sleave. The book itself contains very few library markings. On the page facing the foreword, appears, a small library sticker and two small reference numbers and on the rear lep appears a barcode and a very small library stamp, other than that, it's a very neat and tight copy in a likewise dust jacket. (#0001115)    history, durban, natal, city police, DURBAN BOROUGH POLICE, genealogy, civilian police force, policing, kwazulu natal, port natal, medwood gardens, south africa, polisie, stadspolisie, geskiedenis, genealogie,    

A History of the Durban City Police by Revd Jack Jewell. Durban: The Durban city Council & The Rotary Club of Durban., 1989. First edition. History of the Durban City Police from 1854 until the middle 1980's. xvii, 258 Pgs, photos & portraits. 185x250mm Tall. Very Good ++ in Very good ++ dust-jacket. Hardcover. Although an ex reference library copy, the item is hardly read and in excellent condition with covers in protective sleave. The book itself contains very few library markings. On the page facing the foreword, appears, a small library sticker and two small reference numbers and on the rear lep appears a barcode and a very small library stamp, other than that, it's a very neat and tight copy in a likewise dust jacket. (#0001115)    history, durban, natal, city police, DURBAN BOROUGH POLICE, genealogy, civilian police force, policing, kwazulu natal, port natal, medwood gardens, south africa, polisie, stadspolisie, geskiedenis, genealogie,    

Stories of the Police in Rhodesia by various authors from the 80-year history of the British South Africa Police (BSAP). The beginning of the British South Africa Police came on 15th August, , at Barkly West (near Kimberley) when enrolment commenced for what was named the Bechuanaland Border Police.  Throughout the square-mile area of beautiful wilderness which makes up the country, it became possible for any man to travel at will without fear.  Books of Africa, st edition, 293 pages, 15 photos, numerous sketches.  Well-binded, clean pages, 293 pages, worn hardback covers (see spine of book on last photo).  Neat inscription on first clear page.

  A History of the Durban City Police. The dust cover is scuffed but the book and pages are is exceptionally clean. The Durban City Police was created in 1854 to police the city of Durban: the force was headed by a Chief Constable and was modelled on British police forces.