Sa military cross mc

Buy GB / SA - MILITARY CROSS (MC) - ORIGINAL MINIATURE RIBBON - SIZES BELOW (1669) for R80.00

REGRET: AVAILABLE TO LOCAL RSA BUYERS ONLY. I DON'T POST OVERSEAS. A WW1 miniature Military Cross (MC) including a 1953 EIIR Coronation Medal. The group is mounted as worn. The ribbon on the MC is more frayed & worn than the other ribbons.

Spanish military Brass Buckle and Belt, is vintage, original and complete.   Brass Eagle buckle and belt from the Spanish Civil war area, Franco.   This brass buckle design is from the Spanish Civil War period.  It has lovely details in the feathers, cross, crown, and talons.  The front face is 56 mm x 65 mm, with the raised eagle image.  Has a cross across it’s body and a crown floating over its head.  There is lots of aged patina to the piece.  It is worn, with surface scratches, no makers mark. The red enamel has been bashed in places as can be seen in the picture and is almost complete gone. The reverse has a hook closure a loop for the leather belt to attach. The ‘once’ black wide 49 mm leather belt is in poor condition with age appropriate wear to it’s finish as shown in the photo. Sorry, I do not ship overseas or neighbouring country.  Only South Africa, please observe.  No PayPal,   THANKS FOR LOOKING.  Will ensure that the item is sent in protective packaging so that it arrives in good condition. As with all my auctions this item may be returned at the buyer’s expense for a refund of the purchase price, provided it is returned in the same condition as I sent it. Postage SA Post office (insured) R 65.00. Postnet R 99.00   R 60.00     |  View pickup points            

2015 paperback with 356 pages in very good condition. R65 postage in SA. For three decades one of the most secretive units in the British military has not been the SAS or SBS: it has been a mystery force known variously as the Shadow Wing, the Black Unit or X Platoon. Officially there was no X Platoon. The sixty men in its elite number were culled from units across the Armed Forces, at which point they simply ceased to exist. X Platoon had no budget, no weaponry, no vehicles and no kit - apart from what its men could beg, borrow or steal from other military units. For the first time ever a highly decorated veteran of this shadow force - who served as its Platoon Sergeant - reveals its history. From anti-narcotics operations in the Guatemalan jungles, to hunting war criminals in the war-torn hills of the Balkans, from being sent to war against the Russian military to calling in the largest parachute-borne force since the Second World War, Steve Heaney was at the cutting edge of X Platoon operations. The first non-officer in the British Army ever to win the Military Cross, he reveals the extraordinary missions undertaken by this tiny force of elite operators.