Southern Rhodesia/Rhodesian Air Force Pilot Wings (Embroidered Cloth) Edged Weapons A correct period example of

A correct period example of Rhodesian training establishment insignia associated with the development of counter-insurgency infantry doctrine

while the reverse carries the eight-pointed star motif also featuring the national emblem

4 Brigade (HQ Gwelo) was established as part of the Rhodesian Army’s reorganisation in 1974

Original South African Defence Force (SADF) nutria-brown long-sleeve service/working shirt fitted with South African-style shoulder rank showing three stars (Captain)

snap-fastened storm flap

Southern Rhodesia/Rhodesian Air Force Pilot Wings (Embroidered Cloth) Edged Weapons A correct period example ofEmbroidered pilot qualification wings featuring outspread wings with a central crowned Rhodesian Southern Rhodesian armorial device. This pattern aligns with early Rhodesian air service usage (wartime Southern Rhodesia Air Force and immediate post war Rhodesian Air Force era) rather than South African wings; the crown and arms centre device is the key discriminator. Cloth construction suggests uniform wear (blazer working dress) rather than bullion