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A German Army 1st Lieutenant Paymaster Official for the Duration of the War Administrative Branch Shoulder Board

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A German Army 1st Lieutenant Paymaster Official for the Duration of the War Administrative Branch Shoulder Board

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A German Army 1st Lieutenant Paymaster Official for the Duration of the War Administrative Branch Shoulder Board

(Beamter auf Kriegsdauer): Four rows of white threading wrapped in fine strands of aluminum wire, separated in pairs by a strip of forest green embroidery, wrapped in a u-shape, in a chevron formation, the edges trimmed in white wool cord, button hole for uniform attachment, bronze gilt Armed Forces Officials cypher and pip affixed to the upper, underside in dark green wool, 34 mm x 111 mm each, severed at the shoulder end, scattered gilt wear on the cypher, tiny hole in the green wool on the reverse, extremely fine. (C:80)