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Germany, Heer. A Pair of Rare Armoured Combat Engineer Sergeant Shoulder Boards

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Germany, Heer. A Pair of Rare Armoured Combat Engineer Sergeant Shoulder Boards

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Germany, Heer. A Pair of Rare Armoured Combat Engineer Sergeant Shoulder Boards

(Schulterklappen). A pair of Panzerpioniere (Armoured Combat Engineer) Feldwebel (Sergeant) shoulder boards, constructed of black wool with tresse produced of bright silver aluminum thread, each bearing a single silvered rank pip, each presenting waffenfarbe of black and white flecked type piping, which was introduced in late 1943, each reverse is backed with field-grey wool, attached to complete tongues constructed of black rayon and field-grey wool, each measuring 43 mm (w) x 109 mm (h), and in near mint conditions.