Germany, Ss. An Ss Pioneer/Engineering Lieutenant Shoulder Board Archive Voluntarily entering the minefield to

Voluntarily entering the minefield to obtain a stretcher lying there

crazing evident in the finish on the exterior

but textbook example by maker Steinhauer & Lück

1915 and signed her Attestation Paper with the Canadian Army Medical Corps on May 12

The second section has a shorter looped cord with a braided sliding adjustment knot

Germany, Ss. An Ss Pioneer/Engineering Lieutenant Shoulder Board Archive Voluntarily entering the minefield to(Schulterklappen). A Leutnant (Lieutenant) shoulder board constructed from braided aluminum thread wrapped two side by side lengths of braid around the buttonhole and back, giving the appearance of eight parallel cords, sewn to an underlay of Waffenfarbe badge cloth in black, designating Pioneer Engineering, attached to a black wool backing, reverse presents the original RZM label, interior metal spring intact, measures 36 mm (w) x 117 mm (l), and in