Germany, Wehrmacht. A Set of Generalleutnant Shoulder Boards visually-hidden An unusual buckle in bronze

An unusual buckle in bronze

Customs Official Shoulder Boards and Collar Tabs - Green and white cords on green backing with two pips and KSV insignia

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The pouch measures 195 mm (w) x 125 mm (h) x 45 mm (d) inclusive of its weather sleeve

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Set of Generalleutnant Shoulder Boards visually-hidden An unusual buckle in bronze(Wehrmacht Schulterklappen fr Generalleutnant). A matching set of Generalleutnant shoulder boards, each constructed of red wool with card stock cores reinforced with magnetic metal wire frames, topped by a band of silver aluminum wire piping interwoven with gold bullion wire piping, and pinned with a single silvered pip, both unmarked and measuring 40 mm (w) x 110 mm (l), a rare set in uniform removed and extremely fine condition.