Rhodesian General Service Medal Named to PR 73770 SGT A. Greyling Books 6 Mk I release switch

6 Mk I release switch designed for booby-trap

Made from high-quality brass and steel components for durability and precision

reflecting Commonwealth wartime production efforts to supply Britain and Allied forces during the height of WWII

officially introduced by the South African Defence Force (SADF) in the early 1980s

with the maker’s mark "D&J Improved" still crisp and legible

Rhodesian General Service Medal Named to PR 73770 SGT A. Greyling Books 6 Mk I release switchA Rhodesian General Service Medal awarded to Sergeant A. Greyling (Service No. PR 73770). The obverse features the relief bust of Cecil Rhodes, facing slightly left. The reverse bears the Rhodesian coat of arms. The ribbon has a distinct tricolour scheme: red, dark blue, yellow, and light bluesymbolising the national colours. The medal is impressed along the rim with the recipients rank, service number, and name: PR 73770 SGT A. GREYLING. This medal