Germany, Heer. A Shoulder Boards Pair From The Estate Of Generalleutnant Rudolf Schubert Newly Listed ‘During the enemy sortie from

‘During the enemy sortie from Bayonne on 14 April 1814

There are also five raised metal posts at equal intervals along the inside of the black nylon reinforced collar

Berlin) and “938” (silver content)

which was a new term for his old rank

The covering also contained material (such as cellulose nitrate and aluminium flakes) which Addison Bain and other experts claim are highly flammable when combined in the right proportions

Germany, Heer. A Shoulder Boards Pair From The Estate Of Generalleutnant Rudolf Schubert Newly Listed ‘During the enemy sortie fromAccording to seller Fabricated from a row of silver bullion wire flanked by rows of gold coloured bullion on either side, in an interlocking weave pattern, each with a silvered bronze pip affixed, the neck end of each board with a loop for placement upon a uniform button, 40 mm x 94 mm and 41 mm x 106 mm, inclusive of their red wool backers, loose threading on the reverse of each indicating previous uniform wear, gilt wear evident on one pip, minor