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Cap Badge worn by Non-European members of the South African Police from 1913 to 1926 Non-European members of the SA Police wore White Metal or Chrome Insignia until 1977 when all races wore insignia in a "gilt" finish. This Cap Badge was worn from 1913 to 1926 following the second official language, Dutch, changing to Afrikaans in 1925. The words 'Zuid Afrikaanse Politie' changed to 'Suid Afrikaanse Poliesie'. Keywords: Cap Badge Non-European members South African Police 1913 to 1926

Cap Badge worn by Non-European members of the South African Police from 1913 to 1926

Non-European members of the SA Police wore White Metal or Chrome Insignia until 1977 when all races wore insignia in a "gilt" finish. This Cap Badge was worn from 1913 to 1926 following the second official language, Dutch, changing to Afrikaans in 1925. The words 'Zuid Afrikaanse Politie' changed to 'Suid Afrikaanse Poliesie'.

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