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Unusual shoulderboards
#21
Auke,

Please show the other side of the board.

Marc
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#22
I may be wrong, but this board looks like converted from 4-sided to me...
If it's red, it's not motor rifle. Red waas adopted by them in 1969
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#23
Lapa Wrote:Auke,

Please show the other side of the board.

Marc

Also, a nice and clear macro shot of the lace would be interesting to see.
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#24
Here are an unclear photo and a scan of the reverse:


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#25
And a scan of the obverse and close-up of the pattern:


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#26
Looks similar to the one that RichieC posted in post nr14, but the stripes are silver, not gold and a bit more narrow.
It looks unissued.
Unfortunately, I have only one.


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#27
Al-muell,

Yes, same principle. These are nice and unusual, so finding just one is not that bad ;)

Marc
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#28
And from what branch and period could these boards be?
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#29
Auke,

I believe that these boards date from the period of the war. They could be for artillery, tanks or medicine.

Marc
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#30
But there is no trace of branch insignia on the boards. Could that mean these boards are unissued?
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