Germany, Empire. A Generalarzt Medical Officer’s Shoulder Boards, Matching Pair Newly Listed comprising: Iron Cross 1914 2nd

comprising: Iron Cross 1914 2nd Class

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

BERGMANN WIEN VII" on the bottom

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

with a central gilded laurel wreath tied together at the base superimposed on the badge along with a gilded five-pointed star with white enameled arms and ball finials featuring an eagle on the top arm and a raised central red enameled medallion bearing an Arabic character

Germany, Empire. A Generalarzt Medical Officer’s Shoulder Boards, Matching Pair Newly Listed comprising: Iron Cross 1914 2nd(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