R4/LM4, 5 and 6 Cleaning Kit Books and a maker’s mark (appears

and a maker’s mark (appears to be Hanau school craftsmanship – stylistically consistent with German Jugendstil metalwork)

" Collar badges were worn as part of officers' or soldiers' uniforms

The rarity of the Texcraft label adds additional value

it holds great appeal for collectors of South African militaria and firearms

or units as private recognition of service

R4/LM4, 5 and 6 Cleaning Kit Books and a maker’s mark (appearsCleaning kits specifically designed for R4 LM4 rifles, which were widely used by South African forces during the Border War. These kits were essential for keeping the rifles in working order during prolonged engagements. The rarity of these kits makes them a sought after item for collectors of South African military gear. Unissued.