Boer War Commander in Chief’s Bodyguard brass shoulder title With brass wire loops. officers rank I Silver plated broached cap

I Silver plated broached cap badge

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• The bomb aimer’s brevet consisted of a single wing extending from a circular wreath with the letter “B” prominently displayed in the center

and then draft them out as trained reinforcements to front‑line infantry units in their group

Matching pair with normal service wear

Boer War Commander in Chief’s Bodyguard brass shoulder title With brass wire loops. officers rank I Silver plated broached capBoer War Commander in Chiefs Bodyguard brass shoulder title With brass wire loops This striking brass shoulder title was worn by members of the Commander in Chiefs Bodyguard a unique mounted unit raised during the Second Boer War (18991902). The corps was formed in South Africa by Field Marshal Lord Roberts as his personal bodyguard, initially a small select detachment of around 40 mounted colonial volunteers chosen for their horsemanship and combat