South African Pocket Fob – Orange White Blue Flag Variant Edged Weapons The green-painted metal fixtures are

The green-painted metal fixtures are characteristic of Rhodesian field gear

The crossguard features the simple oval steel hand guard for protection during hand-to-hand combat

artillery limbers

This particular example retains its original protective wax wrapping around the striker assembly — a strong indicator of its untouched condition — and the integral trip wire retention system

The example you’ve presented is in very good condition

South African Pocket Fob – Orange White Blue Flag Variant Edged Weapons The green-painted metal fixtures areA post war South African enamel pocket fob, featuring the national flag used between 1928 and 1994. The tricolour consists of horizontal bands of orange, white, and blue with miniature flags of the Union Jack, the Orange Free State, and the South African Republic at its centre. The enamel badge is mounted on a military style olive green cloth backing, likely designed to be worn in a uniform pocket. These fobs were often used by veterans, reservists,