Sudan Khartoum Province Provincial Police Sand Cast Brass Cap Badge

The Sudan Khartoum Province Provincial Police Sand Cast Brass Cap Badge is a historical insignia associated with the police forces operating in Khartoum Province during Sudan’s colonial period. Produced using traditional sand casting techniques, this badge is made of solid brass, reflecting the practical manufacturing methods commonly used for military and police accoutrements in the early to mid-twentieth century. The badge typically features emblematic motifs and inscriptions relevant to Khartoum Province’s law enforcement authority, though variations in detail may occur due to the handmade casting process. Such badges were worn on the service caps of provincial police officers and served both as an official mark of identification and authority. This example represents the colonial-era organization and structure of policing in Sudan under British and Egyptian administration. It is a significant item for those studying colonial police forces, Sudanese history, or brass insignia production methods from the period.