Germany, Imperial. A Lot of Shoulder Boards visually-hidden On 13 May 1800

On 13 May 1800

in large capitals

was later discharged as "Medically Unfit"

VI class is slightly too big for the recession in the medalbed

The sweatband folds down to reveal a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) label bearing a maker’s code of “27”

Germany, Imperial. A Lot of Shoulder Boards visually-hidden On 13 May 1800(Schulterklappen). A lot of shoulder boards, including: 1. A Railway Troops strap, constructed of dark blue wool, the obverse bearing a red chain stitched letter E (Eisenbahn), unmarked, measuring 65 mm (w) x 160 mm (l), demonstrating minor mothing, in uniform removed and near extremely fine condition. 2. A Minenwerfer (Mine Thrower) Officers board, constructed of black doeskin, trimmed with red piping, topped by four bands of silver aluminum wire