Germany, Second War. An Exceedingly Rare Grand Admiral Shoulder Board Buy Now 1/109/INFY

1/109/INFY

the ends of which are joined together by black threading and finished with a white bow-tied ribbon

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 159th Infantry Battalion "1st Algonquin Battalion" on September 8

silver gilt centrepiece

Germany, Second War. An Exceedingly Rare Grand Admiral Shoulder Board Buy Now 1/109/INFYThis is an exceedingly rare second war German Grand Admiral Shoulder board; constructed of a silver aluminum bullion interwoven strand of a Russian style braid, flanked by double rows of gold coloured bullion wire embroidery on either side; in an interlocking weave pattern; the neck end of each board with a loop for placement on a uniform on a white wool core; with a single silvered Feldmarschall rank pip attached to the obverse of the boards;