German South West Africa Honour Goblet – Mining Fraternity Award, 1930s Gun Components Rhodesian packs were often made

Rhodesian packs were often made smaller and lighter to suit "fireforce" tactics — rapid deployment by helicopter and short-duration patrols

and was issued to members with extended

this item is highly sought after by collectors of World War II militaria

Constructed from rugged cotton

Finished in sand scheme with detailed cab

German South West Africa Honour Goblet – Mining Fraternity Award, 1930s Gun Components Rhodesian packs were often madeA finely crafted German honour goblet, likely silver plated or silver marked (. 800), presented as an award by the mining community. The front engraving reads Glck Auf Der Bergmannstisch 10. 4. 30, translating to Good luck from the miners' table, dated April 10, 1930. This specific goblet, though not military in issuance, is closely associated with German colonial and settler commemorative traditions in South West Africa (modern day Namibia). The