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    #1

    Unknown shoulder board help

    Unknown to me anyways, I know it's in horrible shape
    but curiosity has me wondering what it is. Looks like gold piping, or maybe
    just tarnished

    thanks
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    Any ideas?

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      #3
      Where did it come from? That could be anything from European pre WWI to a US Circus marching band shoulder strap from the 1920s etc.

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        #4
        It came with a group of items, all ww2 german, half political half other branches.

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          #5
          Hungarian dress straps are like this in width. Try the International forum. I do not think it is German unless it is 19th Century of a formal uniform for something else.

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            #6
            What ever it is, it definatey a Colonel's spicy fried extra crispy.

            -Ray-

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              #7
              it looks like a curtain holdback from the Johnny R collection
              Give a man an opinion and you feed him for a day,
              teach a man to use the "search" function on the WAF and you feed him for a lifetime.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Lenny W View Post
                it looks like a curtain holdback from the Johnny R collection
                No Lenny but same time frame-
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