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A Reichsbahn Insignia Set; First Pattern Consin. #11

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A Reichsbahn Insignia Set; First Pattern Consin. #11

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A Reichsbahn Insignia Set; First Pattern Consin. #11

A Reichsbahn Insignia Set; First Pattern - Pay Groups 9 and 9a c. 1936 - Collar Tab Pair (gilt aluminum winged-wheel Reichsbahn cypher on black felt uppers, trimmed in red wool, burlap backers, 31 mm x 85.5 mm and 31.5 mm x 87 mm respectively); and Shoulder Board Pair (Epaulettes) (four rows of gold-coloured threading interlaced with navy blue threading in a u-shape, the inner two rows dominated by the gold threading, the outer two rows in equal proportions, the threading in chevron formation, two gilt aluminum pips and a buttonhole slot on each, red wool backers, 26.5 mm x 108 mm and 26.5 x 110 mm respectively, threading remaining at the flat end where they were originally attached at the shoulder seams). Light wear and edge fraying evident on one collar tab black felt upper, near extremely fine. (C:11)