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Item Code: 665-13
Pair of dress, bullion epaulettes for an infantry officer. Epaulette upper-surfaces feature silver bullion “boards” with silver bullion edging, silver bullion and sequin details around outer shell, and triple row hanging bullion tassels. Each has a medium sized eagle “I” button. Undersides are lined with white paper. Cotton filled shoulder pads at the ends.
The epaulettes exhibit typical silver tarnish. Undersides are in good shape with moderate wear to the cotton shoulder pads. Overall in very good condition. [jet]
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