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German, Imperial. A Lot Of First World War Imperial Russian Shoulder Straps, German War Trophy Assembly certificate_of_authenticity along with a badge below

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along with a badge below the cockade on his hat

Ontario and joined the CEF on 22nd September 1914

shot and shells

maker mark RZM M1/120 for Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid

The front is completed by four large black plastic buttons on the right side

German, Imperial. A Lot Of First World War Imperial Russian Shoulder Straps, German War Trophy Assembly certificate_of_authenticity along with a badge below(Schulterklappen). A scarce and unusual lot of First World War Imperial Russian shoulder straps, taken and assembled by a German serviceman as a trophy of the conflict, including: 1. A pair of Imperial Army Enlisted personnel straps, each constructed of olive drab wool, bearing ink pencil numerals for the 57th and 91st Regiments, both retaining a silvered bronze button bearing a raised imperial eagle, each stitched to a card stock backer bearing a

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