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The items illustrated below are available for sale world-wide. Scroll to bottom of this page to place your order. |
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Pocket Badge
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Durable, quality blazer badge Item No: 1 Price R 100 |
Moulded plastic on wooden base Item No: 2 Price R 150 |
GB Plaque
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Tie
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Good quality striped tie Item No: 3 Price R 60 |
OBA Cap, baseball type Item No: 4 Price R 100 |
OBA Cap
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Book
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Wilhelm Grutter's excellent history and record of the General Botha. Item No: 5 Price - Donation |
Wilhelm Grutter se uitstekende geskiedenis en rekord van die Generaal Botha Item No: 6 Price - Donasie |
Boek
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Belt Buckle |
BELT BUCKLES - Exact replica of the belt buckles worn by officers and cadets featuring the Ship’s badge Item No: 9 Price R 170 Thanks to Alan Ford, we now have a detailed blueprint showing you how to make your own, authentic Bothie Belt. (More.....) |
First day cover issued on the 60th. anniversary of Commissioning Day Item No: 8 Price - Donation |
First Day Cover
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Part 1: The Ship Filmed in the thirties, this archive movie presents a fascinating insight into Cadets lives on board the old ship SATS GENERAL BOTHA at Simon’s Town. In one scene the ship’s company, led by the band, parades round the upper deck. Another scene shows boat work in the cutters, including launching and recovery of these heavy boats with the old radial davits. Instruction in knots and splices, signals, chartwork, navigation and the use of the sextant are shown in another scene. Shots of turning in at day’s end in hammocks, “Rig Hammocks!” (forerunner of the dreaded “45 seconds” at Gordon’s Bay!), all remind us of a life that has long passed. Item No: 10 Price R 40 DVD “Red Hill” 1946/47. Part 1: A first rate, excellently presented collection of former Cadet Rex Chambers’ photographs. An opening scene, photographed from a nearby koppie, bears the wry caption: “The Ship on top of Red Hill, 1947”. These photos, with Cadets names included, strike a strong personal note coming, as they do, direct from Rex’s camera. The collection includes shots of “old salts” and “chums” in all manner of activities at Red Hill and during outings. There are rare shots of cadets stripping “The Ship” before she was sunk by the guns of Scala Battery in May 1947. Humour in abundance and a good musical score. Part 2: Monty Tours South Africa 1947. A segment from one of the vintage “African Mirror” newsreels. Scenes of his arrival in Cape Town, then Field Marshall Montgomery inspects the Botha Boys while on a visit to Simon’s Town. Part 3: A Walk down Memory Lane. A poignant view of our Memorial Boards when they were displayed in the SA Merchant Navy Academy at Granger Bay, then, to a stirring rendition of “Evening Colours”, with trumpeters and orchestra, we share scenes at the Academy and final scenes at Red Hill. Bothie Old Boys will enjoy this DVD. It is definitely an item to own. Item No: 11 Price R 45 |
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