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PRUSSIA - SHOULDER BOARDS - GENERALMAJOR - M 1915
PRUSSIA - SHOULDER BOARDS - GENERALMAJOR - M 1915
PRUSSIA - SHOULDER BOARDS - GENERALMAJOR - M 1915

PRUSSIA – SHOULDER BOARDS – GENERALMAJOR – M 1915

SKU: 23-540

$1,095.00

PRUSSIA – SHOULDER BOARDS – GENERALMAJOR – M 1915.

This is an excellent pair of Prussian Generalmajor’s M-1915 subdued shoulder boards that each measure 1.5″ x 4.” Their black and white Prussian chevrons are clearly visible on the subdued silver ropes enclosed within their borders of muted, dark-gold braid. They are in excellent condition and were worn on a feldgrau tunic. The shoulder boards’ reverses reveal slip-on, red-felt backings. General Officer’s M-1915 shoulder boards are never easy-to-find. This pair is as good as one could desire, with lovely patinas.

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PRUSSIA – SHOULDER BOARDS – GENERALMAJOR – M 1915.

This is an excellent pair of Prussian Generalmajor’s M-1915 subdued shoulder boards that each measure 1.5″ x 4.” Their black and white Prussian chevrons are clearly visible on the subdued silver ropes enclosed within their borders of muted, dark-gold braid. They are in excellent condition and were worn on a feldgrau tunic. The shoulder boards’ reverses reveal slip-on, red-felt backings. General Officer’s M-1915 shoulder boards are never easy-to-find. This pair is as good as one could desire, with lovely patinas.

FOR MORE ITEMS LIKE THIS – CLICK HERE TO BE DIRECTED TO OUR SHOULDER BOARD PAGE

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PRUSSIA – SHOULDER BOARDS – GENERALMAJOR – M 1915.

This is an excellent pair of Prussian Generalmajor’s M-1915 subdued shoulder boards that each measure 1.5″ x 4.” Their black and white Prussian chevrons are clearly visible on the subdued silver ropes enclosed within their borders of muted, dark-gold braid. They are in excellent condition and were worn on a feldgrau tunic. The shoulder boards’ reverses reveal slip-on, red-felt backings. General Officer’s M-1915 shoulder boards are never easy-to-find. This pair is as good as one could desire, with lovely patinas.

FOR MORE ITEMS LIKE THIS – CLICK HERE TO BE DIRECTED TO OUR SHOULDER BOARD PAGE

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