SAS STABLE BELT

[sftrooper86]

Greetings to all,

My question is what country used this style of buckle? British, Australian?

Happy Holidays,

Vince

[Mike McLellan]

A bit blurry, but the winged knife looks like the insignia of the Special Air Services of the British Army. But, you already knew that. 

Edited December 11, 2019 by Mike McLellan

[sftrooper86]

Yes, It's the actual circular part that holds the answer. The Rhodesian is all polished with no stippled center. I think the Australians use this style but do the British?

[SillyOldGrandad]

That is the Australian type.   Pete.

[Delta21]

This style is also used by the NZ SAS but not the British SAS (or the Rhodesian), as they use the earlier ‘Victors’ style locket.

[Chris Boonzaier]

14 minutes ago, Delta21 said:

This style is also used by the NZ SAS but not the British SAS (or the Rhodesian), as they use the earlier ‘Victors’ style locket.

Hi,

could you post the different kinds of Lockets?

[Delta21]

There are only two styles - the pattern made by Hobsons (already pictured in this thread) and the one made by Victors of Aldershot (which may or may not be marked ‘Victors’). I attach photo.