Germany, Empire. A Set Of Cased Lancer Generalleutnant (Lieutenant General) Epaulletes United Republic of A First and Second War

A First and Second War German medal bar with of five medals

within a ring of red enamels bearing a silvered inscription of “NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHE D

A well-preserved Kriegsmarine officer’s dagger constructed of a 251 mm-long nickel-plated magnetic steel blade

He became an Ordinary Telegraphist on January 1

1915 at Sarcee Camp in Calgary

Germany, Empire. A Set Of Cased Lancer Generalleutnant (Lieutenant General) Epaulletes United Republic of A First and Second War(Generalleutnant der Ulanen Epaulleten) Large, decorative stiff framed epaulets, with tops constructed of fine silver wire tresse with a smooth texture, trimmed and stitched into a neat border measuring 18 mm along the edges. Three gilt bronze pips occupy the bed of each epaulet, which are in turn ringed by a crescent of silver. Undernearth the crescents, a plethora of silver braids is sown firmly into the outer ring to hang by gravity when in use.