Germany. A Set Of Generalmajor Shoulder Boards Archive and the advance to the

and the advance to the Hindenburg Line during 1917

Canada Gazette- 10th May 1919

Deschler & Sohn

1946) and one month later

Jerram must have been employed in the Civil Service

Germany. A Set Of Generalmajor Shoulder Boards Archive and the advance to theSew on boards, fabricated from a row of interwoven strands of Russian braiding in silver bullion wire, flanked by double rows of gold colored interwoven strands on either side, in an interlocking weave pattern, the neck end of each board with a loop for placement upon a uniform button; measures approximately 42 mm x 105 mm inclusive of their red wool backers, loose threading on the reverse of each indicating previous uniform wear, circa 1940