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BADEN - SHOULDER BOARDS - LIEUTENANT - TRAIN-ABTEILUNG NR 14
BADEN - SHOULDER BOARDS - LIEUTENANT - TRAIN-ABTEILUNG NR 14

BADEN – SHOULDER BOARDS – LIEUTENANT – TRAIN-ABTEILUNG NR 14

SKU: 23-563

$175.00

This is a pair of shoulder boards are for a Lieutenant who served in Train-Bataillone Nr 14 from the Grand Duchy of Baden. This Baden unit was raised in 1864 and was based at Durlach and assigned to the XIV. Armeekorps……

 

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Width: 1.5in
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BADEN – SHOULDER BOARDS – LIEUTENANT – TRAIN-ABTEILUNG NR 14

This is a pair of shoulder boards are for a Lieutenant who served in Train-Bataillone Nr 14 from the Grand Duchy of Baden. This Baden unit was raised in 1864 and was based at Durlach and assigned to the XIV. Armeekorps.

The shoulder boards are of the sewn in variety and were clearly removed from a tunic. Each shoulder board has the regimental designation in brass. The reverse has a light blue backing which shows some mothing.

 

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BADEN – SHOULDER BOARDS – LIEUTENANT – TRAIN-ABTEILUNG NR 14

This is a pair of shoulder boards are for a Lieutenant who served in Train-Bataillone Nr 14 from the Grand Duchy of Baden. This Baden unit was raised in 1864 and was based at Durlach and assigned to the XIV. Armeekorps.

The shoulder boards are of the sewn in variety and were clearly removed from a tunic. Each shoulder board has the regimental designation in brass. The reverse has a light blue backing which shows some mothing.

 

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Dimensions4.5 × 1.5 in

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