Germany, Heer. A Pair Of Heer (Army) Generalmajor Shoulder Boards Auction gilt wear evident on one):

gilt wear evident on one): and Shoulder Titles

The grip itself depicts moderate chipping along with light to moderate cracks

WWII Senior Army General's Shoulder Boards - This set was brought back by an American GI following the Pacific Campaign

It was here that he qualified as an RCASC Driver 1st Class (Wheeled) on August 28th and after eight and a half months in the United Kingdom

the flag is unmarked and measures 89 cm (h) x 183 mm (h)

Germany, Heer. A Pair Of Heer (Army) Generalmajor Shoulder Boards Auction gilt wear evident on one):(Heer Schulterklappen). Constructed of a cardboard reinforced red wool base, bearing two rows of tightly woven golden yellow threaded piping inter woven with a silver aluminum bullion wire pipe, unmarked, each board measuring 44 mm (w) x 124 mm (l), evidence of insignia having been removed from each board, in near extremely fine condition.