Exquisite Victorian Rear Admiral Epaulettes Buy Now with textbook example die flaw

with textbook example die flaw on left upper arm

1918 and was attached as a Permanent Cadre as an Orderly Sergeant on March 26th

which supports a 50 mm x 66 mm RAF cap badge consisting of a gilt eagle overlaying a gold bullion wreath

37mm in length

Copp was killed in a flying accident on 4 November 1942

Exquisite Victorian Rear Admiral Epaulettes Buy Now with textbook example die flawExquisite Victorian Rear Admiral Epaulettes Made by John Adams & Sons Opposite the Royal Hotel Devonport these Rear Admiral Shoulder Epaulettes were fashion in the highest order c. 1880. Of meticulous detail and intricate workmanship. Labelled left & right, produced in bight gold bullion with crimson velvet crowns, silver badges with black velvet padding. With only a two or three strands of bullion loose on the right epaulette, this beautiful set must