Rhodesian Brushstroke Camouflage Patrol Cap with Neck Flap Decorations and awards It would have been worn

It would have been worn on the sleeve or shoulder of service dress uniforms

What sets this eagle apart is the clearly defined casting marks on the reverse

Rare Cuban-manufactured insulated winter field jacket in the distinctive Cuban Lizard camouflage pattern

Cloth formation/shoulder patch for 6 Reconnaissance Commando (“6 Recce”)

This piece is rare and highly collectible due to its direct association with Nazi-era Germany and the WWII period

Rhodesian Brushstroke Camouflage Patrol Cap with Neck Flap Decorations and awards It would have been wornOriginal Rhodesian Brushstroke camouflage patrol cap with extended rear neck flap for bush operations. South African made style field cap bearing internal operator number 618 and O+ blood group marking. Associated with Rhodesian Security Forces and reconnaissance style bush warfare operations during the Bush War era.