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Dark green tie with the South African shield logo embossed in the fabric of the tie with printed in yellow "World Bowls 1992 South Africa" near the tip of the tie

Dark green polyester tie with a black and yellow pin stripe on either side of the club logo of a shield with a depiction of a bird of prey with 3 red castle towers across the top on a yellow ribbon banner beneath is "Constantia Bowling Club"

Dark blur polyester tie with golden yellow stripe on either side of the "Port Natal Bowling Association" log of a man riding a horse on a plinth.

Maroon Polyester tie with the English Bowling Association logo of a red rose printed on it with yellow writing of "E.B.A. - S. Africa Tour 1996"

free standing dark varnished timber tear drop shaped with cut out near top. Has a gold tone resin coated enamel badge on which is a black bowling ball with a green ringed white center. Has a wreath of 4 Proteas linking the Kitty /Jack to the bowling…

2 tone wooden frame with an embroidered in green and yellow a "Heater" shaped shield with the upper part in yellow and the lower part in green with a yellow stylized Protea with a white cone on the green beneath this shield is a green and yellow…

has a polished quartz base with raw rock attached on which has a gold Springbok leaping over a disc stylized as a bowling ball with embossed "World Bowls Worthing England 1972"

Has an information sheet on base - Rock Specimen - Gold bearing…

Small wooden shield free standing with embossed decorative plate with the Transvaal Coat Arms used until 1994. Has what appears to be 2 depictions of snake skins on either side of the coat of arms

Maroon with IBB logo in white and 3 interconnecting rings in yellow with World Bowls South Africa writen on the banded edge of the 3 rings with in the 2 lower rings are stylised views of the world one depicts south America and the other Africa in…

A plain white booklet. containing pieces written by the secretaries of the nine English speaking bowling nations of Australia, Canada, England, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, South Africa, United States of America, and Wales.