Rhodesian Webbing Belt Loop Uniforms making it highly collectible

making it highly collectible

otherwise strong display examples of late 20th century Southern African counter-insurgency forces

Lightweight tropical field cap in early South African camouflage with extended rear neck flap in the classic “Kiko” style used by bush warfare personnel and special forces-associated operators

The style and material are consistent with SADF special operations kit from the late Border War period

a distinguished British Army infantry regiment

Rhodesian Webbing Belt Loop Uniforms making it highly collectibleAn original Rhodesian Army webbing belt , manufactured in heavy olive drab canvas with reinforced stitching and brass or alloy fittings, designed for use with the Rhodesian Pattern combat webbing system. This component allowed additional pouches, canteens, or holsters to be attached to the soldiers main belt or yoke system during field operations. Produced domestically in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) between the late 1960s and late 1970s, these belts