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 BADLY DAMAGED. VERY OLD MEASURES 1840  X 930 MAKERS MARKINGS ARE VERY FADED AND UNREADABLE BUT WHAT HISTORY CAN THIS FLAG TELL maybe Zulu wars, or Boer Wars or 1st or 2nd World Wars or remote BSAP Station in the then Rhodesia and finally discarded when Rhodesia was disowned and the flag banished to the closet to get nibbled away...so sad

 BOOK AS NEW SOFT BACK WITH 350 PAGES AND MANY PHOTOGRAPHS. BOOK ILLUSTRATES MOST IF NOT ALL VEHICLES INCLUDING MOTOR CYCLES USED BY THE POLICE AND INCLUDES THE POLICE CAR CLUB AND THEIR ACTIVITIES SUCH AS INVOLVEMENT IN MOTOR RACING, SCRAMBLING, AND RALLYING.  ALSO ARTICLES ON THE POLICE FIRE BRIGADE AND THE ARMOURED CAR RECCE UNIT. A MUST FOR THE SERIOUS COLLECTOR.

As per scan.1950-70's RHODESIA BSAP British South Africa Police RESERVE Shoulder Cloth Pair & Single Top Pair is 1960-70 Colin Owen # C 557 Bottom Cloth is 1950-60 Colin Owen # C563 NO FOREIGN BIDDERS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES THANK YOU! SHIPPING WITHIN SOUTH AFRICA ONLY ! SOLD AS IS        

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MOTORING MEMORIES OF THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA POLICE - Written & compiled by Barry Woan & Peter Huson This book starts with a history of the British South Africa Police (BSAP) Motor Car Club, which would never have existed if it had not been for the enthusiasm of the then Commissioner, Basil Spurling.  It was a success during its short life and by 1963 was organising an international rally. One of the Car Clubs founder members became a rally driver of international repute and won a sponsored drive in the Monte Carlo Rally.  Other members competed successfully in local and national rallies and also in motor racing events in Bulawayo and Salisbury.  We have identified as many members as we could of both the Salisbury and the Bulawayo clubs together with all the photographs we could locate. From editions of the Outpost we gleaned stories not only of the car club and its activities but also of other motoring matters relating to the Force. From these and former members contributions, plus over 350 photographs, we have put together a collection of stories, all of which have a common thread running through them a vehicle driven by an internal combustion engine.   New material includes many previously unpublished photographs, coverage of Police displays, the Queen Mary mobile canteens, a selection of vehicle advertisements from The Outpost, a look at the time when BSAP members were also Firemen and also a write-up on the BSAP Reserve Reconnaissance Unit, a body of men whose esprit-de-corps was second to none, and their Marmon-Herrington armoured cars. Second Edition, published February 2017, paperback, 350 pages.

MOTORING MEMORIES OF THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA POLICE - Written & compiled by Barry Woan & Peter Huson This book starts with a history of the British South Africa Police (BSAP) Motor Car Club, which would never have existed if it had not been for the enthusiasm of the then Commissioner, Basil Spurling.  It was a success during its short life and by 1963 was organising an international rally. One of the Car Clubs founder members became a rally driver of international repute and won a sponsored drive in the Monte Carlo Rally.  Other members competed successfully in local and national rallies and also in motor racing events in Bulawayo and Salisbury.  We have identified as many members as we could of both the Salisbury and the Bulawayo clubs together with all the photographs we could locate. From editions of the Outpost we gleaned stories not only of the car club and its activities but also of other motoring matters relating to the Force. From these and former members contributions, plus over 350 photographs, we have put together a collection of stories, all of which have a common thread running through them a vehicle driven by an internal combustion engine.    New material includes many previously unpublished photographs, coverage of Police displays, the Queen Mary mobile canteens, a selection of vehicle advertisements from The Outpost, a look at the time when BSAP members were also Firemen and also a write-up on the BSAP Reserve Reconnaissance Unit, a body of men whose esprit-de-corps was second to none, and their Marmon-Herrington armoured cars. Second Edition, published February 2017, paperback, 350 pages.     

      British Empire Service League Rhodesia   Enamel and Brass Badge     Pin Slightly Bent     Terms of Auction - Payment strictly within three days

British South Africa Company medal Matabeleland 1893 with Rhodesia 1896 bar issued to Trooper J. Schukala of Salisbury Horse  Joseph Schukala was born in 1849 and was named as a prospector who reached Que Que in the book 'This is our land - stories & legends of the two Rhodesian. Joseph Schukala was an immigrant of Russian origin & rediscovered a series of ancient working mines in 1894 - he received this medal for fighting in the first Matabele war & second Matabele war (Rhodesia 1896)