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Item Code: 344-1379
This pair of shoulder boards has a single thick bullion border made up of alternating rows of plain and bright bullion. This pattern is repeated throughout. There is also an inner and outer jaceron border of dead bullion. Center rank field is of green felt with much of the nap worn off. The center of each rank field shows evidence of removed insignia. On one of the boards this has left a slight surface tear. Undersides are folded and sewn.
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