South Africa. A Second World War South African Memorial Plaque for Killed in Action Auction with three drill holes

with three drill holes

the left sleeve features an extremely well preserved and finely detailed police eagle insignia consisting of a field grey wool backer with flat and rolled silver aluminum bullion wires in the shape of an eagle with open wings clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

the surrounding red wool base with black embroidered lettering

and an overall body length of 80 cm when folded on a flat surface

This reputation earned them many more opportunities to perform in front of other royalties of the world as the tour progressed

South Africa. A Second World War South African Memorial Plaque for Killed in Action Auction with three drill holesA South African memorial plaque for 177865V MSKP. J. P. van der Westhuizen WR DLR., Witwatersrand Rifles, Regiment De La Rey, South African Forces. Killed in Action during the attack on Monte Fili, Italy 1944. Bronze plaque in a wooden backing, 110mm x 135mm. In good condition. Jasper Petrus Van der Westhuizen, was born on 27th April 1919 in Kooifontein, Orange Free State, South Africa The son of Mrs Sarah van der Westhuizen of Elston Avenue, Benoni,