South African Police SAP Second Pattern Bush Jacket (M) Edged Weapons flanked by stylised blue and

flanked by stylised blue and light-blue wings

and airborne training programs—primarily linked to units such as the SWAPBAT (South West Africa Parachute Battalion)

and correct for many late 19th and early 20th century falling block rifles

and blue with miniature flags of the Union Jack

This bayonet was primarily issued for use with Type 30 rifles and saw action during early Japanese imperial conflicts

South African Police SAP Second Pattern Bush Jacket (M) Edged Weapons flanked by stylised blue andA rare second pattern bush jacket used by the South African Police. This variant features long sleeves and an attached winter liner for added warmth in colder climates. It is made from durable camo fabric in earthy tones, reflecting the bush warfare environment. The jacket displays standard South African camouflage patterns with reinforced stitching on the pockets and shoulder straps. It was a standard issue during the mid to late 20th century,