Germany. A Pair Of Wehrmacht Artillery Enlisted Man’s Shoulder Boards United Republic of as part of the Dominion

as part of the Dominion Government Employees' Installment Purchase Plan

proposed that a more likely cause for the sinking was from a magazine explosion within the vessel

the central crossguard marked with the SA Group Gau mark "S" (Schlesien) on the reverse

with a strand of gold-coloured bullion wire attached to the two upper corners and tied with a loop in the centre of the strand for wall hanging

Germany. A Pair Of Wehrmacht Artillery Enlisted Man’s Shoulder Boards United Republic of as part of the DominionA set of extremely well preserved, mint, new old stock Wehrmacht Artillery EMs shoulder boards; constructed of Feldgrau wool; edged by red (rot) Waffenfarbe piping; with tongue attached to the boards; gray rayon reinforcement strip sewn to the bottom; measuring 44 mm (w) x 215 mm (h) (unfolded); mint condition.