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A very nice forestry/hunting tinnie of the pre Nazi period. Presumably produced for the usual reason of fund raising. Nicely made badge of a greater quality than later produced badges. For the district of Westphalia ? Brooch pin fitting to the reverse.
A numbered, plain, 20th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. Very good clean obverse detail, with some surface moth tracking and one small hole adjacent to the no. 2, Reverse showing where it was originally tacked into a tunic.
A field grey shoulder board to a KGL Bayerischer Eisenbahn Battalion. Bavarian units wore no unit number on the shoulder board. The board field grey upper is of a ‘fine’ cloth quality. Good, used condition with a small moth hole to the board obverse. (See images).
A State bi-colour cap cockade for the ‘pork pie’ cap, for the State of Bavaria. Good damage free condition with some paint loss. Reverse completed with its fitting pins.
A State bi-colour cap cockade for the ‘pork pie’ cap, for the State of Prussia. Good damage free condition with some paint loss. Reverse completed with its fitting pins.
A National tri-colour cap cockade for the ‘pork pie’ cap. Good damage free condition with some paint loss. Reverse completed with its fitting pins.
A good untouched helmet plate for a Prussian enlisted mans Pickelhaube. Tarnished and with some storage oxidation, otherwise excellent condition. Reverse, complete with its correct fitting loops.
A numbered, plain, 40th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. Superb, clean obverse detail, with the reverse back in higher quality ‘Jäger green’ material. Excellent damage and moth free condition.
A numbered, white piped 157th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. A good condition board, with a moth nip to the numeral ‘1’ and a couple of areas to the white piping (see images) A nice used board, made from material off cuts as was common, and of ‘extra’ length.
A numbered, plain, 76th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use. Backing cloth slightly different colour from the obverse.
A numbered, plain, 20th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use.
An Imperial German pre-WW1 shoulder board. Navy blue backing with white numerals......I cant seem to identify the unit! As can be seen the board has suffered bad storage and as such is with, bad, (none active) moth damage......the scourge of the cloth insignia/uniform collector. Their are many good products on the market to help assist the collector in preventing further deterioration. All are available via the inter-net.