A Fine Pair Of Prussian 3Rd Regiment, Queen Elisabeth Grenadier Guards Epaulettes Auction Archive 1814) and served a total

1814) and served a total of fourteen years and one hundred days (March 13

A Second War “Infantrie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber”

A certificate stating that the owner is authorized to be an official witness in testing eligibility towards awards of the Deutsches Jungvolk-Leistungsabzeichen (German Youngsters of the Hitler Youth’ Performance Badge)

6mm(w) x 42

allowing for a short training period and rapid deployment to South Africa

A Fine Pair Of Prussian 3Rd Regiment, Queen Elisabeth Grenadier Guards Epaulettes Auction Archive 1814) and served a totalDress pair "banjo" style, stiff framed epaulettes with burlap supports forming the undersides, uppers in yellow (gold) raised crescent shaped copper gilded rim enclosing four fire gilt insignias, incorporating a large "E" (Queen Elisabeth) surmounted by a crown and flanked by pips on either side, designing the rank as that of Hauptmann (Captain), the protruding tabs trimmed in a 16 mm wide band of finely braided ribbon fabricated from silvered bullion