Rhodesian General Service Medal Named to R 103288T PTE G Van Heerden Uniforms These binoculars would have been

These binoculars would have been used for trench observation

with quick-release buckles enabling rapid access

possibly in industrial or wartime service

An original World War I German Nahkampfmesser (close combat trench knife)

surviving examples of genuine 4 Brigade flashes are extremely uncommon

Rhodesian General Service Medal Named to R 103288T PTE G Van Heerden Uniforms These binoculars would have beenA Rhodesian General Service Medal awarded to PTE G Van Heerden (Service No. R 103288T). 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 was