Germany, Empire. A Generalarzt Medical Officer’s Shoulder Boards, Matching Pair Newly Listed a 1927 Hindenburg badge

a 1927 Hindenburg badge

the Colt revolver - the cowboy's and outlaw's standby

which granted it to all who had been awarded the "fatiche di guerra" distinction by royal decree number 641 of 21 May 1916

a commemorative Eastern Front shell

comprising: Iron Cross 1914 2nd Class

Germany, Empire. A Generalarzt Medical Officer’s Shoulder Boards, Matching Pair Newly Listed a 1927 Hindenburg badge(Generalarzt Schulterklappen). A matching pair of Generalarzt shoulder boards, the obverse with dual strands of bullion tresses oriented in a U shape with a black embroidered band separating the two, and with dual blue embroidered bands at the base, both shoulder boards with a gilded caduceus, the underside with dark blue doeskin with a loop for fastening the boards to the uniform, one of the boards with a period original paper tag attached, measuring