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Rhodesian Army Pay Corps beret, Kangol, Rhodesia and Nyasaland Government issue (Rhodesia Bush War)
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Discreet itemRhodesian Army Pay Corps black beret, nice early Rhodesia and Nyasaland Government issue, British Kangol made, with RNG military mark, 47cm circumference, from an old Rhodesian collection (Rhodesia Bush War)
International buyers: Registered air mail postage and packaging R220.00
The SAPO has limited air carriers and the mail is very slow, with air mail parcels taking around two months to arrive. Please take this in to account before bidding.
Payment must be made within 3 days of the close of the auction. If you are unable to make payment within 3 days then please don't bid.
I ship worldwide and am happy to combine items won into one parcel to save on postage.
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, items won will be posted the first Wednesday morning after payment has cleared. Best to pay by Tuesday to avoid any delay in posting.
American buyers, please note that the US Post Office stopped tracking our Registered Mail parcels a couple of years ago, they are only tracked by the SAPO up to the time they are placed in the bag for air shipment.
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James D.N. MacKenzie
Southern Africa Militaria dot Com