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New Jersey–based Aces and Eights Motorcycle Club and the Elizabeth
Regulations of March 21st 1940 dictated that the national tri-color decal was to be removed from all helmets and further regulations of August 28th 1943 abolished the Wehrmacht eagle decal and dictated that it was also to be removed from all helmets although the directives were not completely adhered to
a true-life drama played out against the background of a divided nation at war
Made by Alpha Industries and dated 1968
with the establishment of the Waffen-SS
Boer War South African Cape Police Collar Badge Vietnam War New Jersey–based Aces and EightsOriginal Boer War era South African Cape Police District Two Collar Badge. Worn between 1882 1904. Both Lugs intact. Comes with pin. The Cape Police was formed in three Divisions in 1882. The force became the Cape Mounted Police in 1904. CP1 was responsible for the Eastern Cape, CP2 in Kimberley and CP3 in Cape Town. The force did excellent work during the Anglo Boer War with many members from the second district being involved in the Siege of
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