Rhodesian Army School of Infantry Formation Patch Edged Weapons A genuinely uncommon piece of

A genuinely uncommon piece of colonial leather equipment

Scarce Cold War African conflict training reference

These subdued

until their later amalgamation into the Queen’s Royal Lancers in 1993

Likely tailored or modified for armoured or specialist use during the Bush War

Rhodesian Army School of Infantry Formation Patch Edged Weapons A genuinely uncommon piece ofEmbroidered Rhodesian Army formation sign on green felt backing, featuring a kudu head in red thread surmounted by crossed assegai spears in yellow, all within a yellow edged shield. This insignia is attributed to the Rhodesian Army School of Infantry, based at Inkomo Barracks, and was worn by permanent staff and attached personnel. A correct period example of Rhodesian training establishment insignia associated with the development of counter