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Item Code: 1047-205
A bullion ribbon portion is folded over upon itself to create a 15” long strap that terminates in a braided bullion knot. The piece was secured to a sword hilt and then looped around the officer’s wrist like a lanyard.
The bullion ribbon strap is 1/2” wide, is in very good condition, and remains strong. A single woven loop on the strap remains in place. All bullion has a light patina. The woven bullion knot is in excellent condition. These are the officer’s dress sword knots. [jet]
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