Japan, Empire. A Pair Of Imperial Naval Admiral Shoulder Boards Buy Now The “Day of Sacrifice” is

The “Day of Sacrifice” is organised by the Deutscher Flotten-Verein (German Fleet Association)

1916" on the reverse

1900 in Misburg near Hannover

as the men really didn't pay that much attention to the number impressed on the edge and matching them to the list

A fine unissued example of a Wehrmacht Heer (Army) gold grade driver’s proficiency badge

Japan, Empire. A Pair Of Imperial Naval Admiral Shoulder Boards Buy Now The “Day of Sacrifice” isUpper fabricated from multiple rows of gold coloured bullion wire, the length wise edges trimmed on either side in red cotton and black wool, three silvered metal cherry blossom insignias affixed to the bullion wire, bronze gilt button bearing the Imperial Japanese Navy insignia at the shoulder end, underside finished with a patch in black synthetic material, with a brown leather strap emerging from it and housing a magnetic metal clip for uniform