Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Second War Period Shoulder Boards Hold advancing to Warrant Officer 1st

advancing to Warrant Officer 1st Class

with one section at 5 o’clock not being cut off during manufacture

he wrote for "The National Review" in June 1918

My observer (Hunt) fired several drums at balloons and transport

he was educated at Stubbington

Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Second War Period Shoulder Boards Hold advancing to Warrant Officer 1st(Drittes Reich Schulterklappen). A pair of Second War period shoulder boards, including a Kriegsmarine Ordnance Oberfeldwebel board, constructed of dark blue wool with a reinforced cardboard core, trimmed by a band of magnetic gold bullion wire, bearing two silvered bronze rank pips and a single gilded bronze anchor, unmarked, measuring 40 mm (w) x 108 mm (l), in good condition, and; a Reichsfinanzverwaltung (Customs Service) Zollassistent shoulder