Germany, HJ. A Set of Mint of Flieger-HJ Shoulder Straps Hold unmarked but demonstrating the characteristics

unmarked but demonstrating the characteristics of a badge produced by an unconfirmed manufacturer (believed to be either Rudolf Karneth or Eugen Schmidhäussler) examined on pages 203-205 of “The Infantry Assault Badges” by Sascha Weber (2008)

This lasted until 1918

An original presentation case of issue for an Order of Military Merit

weighs 327

the son of Mary Cinquini

Germany, HJ. A Set of Mint of Flieger-HJ Shoulder Straps Hold unmarked but demonstrating the characteristics(Flieger HJ Paar Schulterklappen). A pair of Flieger HJ shoulder straps, each constructed of black rayon, trimmed with blue piping, and bearing machine embroidered blue Bann numbers 564, each retaining reverse integral straps perforated with reinforced buttonholes, both unmarked and measuring 35 mm (w) x 105 mm (l), in near mint condition.