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BSAP Reserve Armband – Cloth Issue Military Collectables and cross-border operations

BSAP Reserve Armband – Cloth Issue Military Collectables and cross-border operationsOriginal British South Africa Police (BSAP) Reserve armband, constructed from durable khaki cloth with stencilled black BSAP RESERVE lettering. The BSAP served as the police and paramilitary force of Southern Rhodesia (later Zimbabwe), with Reserve units acting as auxiliary forces, particularly during times of civil unrest and guerrilla warfare. Armbands like this were worn to identify reservists in both policing and combat support capacities. This

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and cross-border operations

A circular badge with "ON WAR SERVICE 1914" inscribed in gold on blue enamel and featuring a crown in the center

with the grips unusually crisp for a 19th-century example

22 rimfire ammunition

including in the Border War

BSAP Reserve Armband – Cloth Issue Military Collectables and cross-border operationsOriginal British South Africa Police (BSAP) Reserve armband, constructed from durable khaki cloth with stencilled black BSAP RESERVE lettering. The BSAP served as the police and paramilitary force of Southern Rhodesia (later Zimbabwe), with Reserve units acting as auxiliary forces, particularly during times of civil unrest and guerrilla warfare. Armbands like this were worn to identify reservists in both policing and combat support capacities. This

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