Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Rank Shoulder Board Set For Cavalry Major - (2) Items m which was constructed in 1944

which was constructed in 1944 in the village of Fairford in the Cotswolds

the date marking looks like it may have originally read "42"

contractor 81 stands for Karl Tiegel of Riemberg

the team achieved growing success and by 1974 they were including venues as far apart as the Channel Islands

Captain Bernard was then ordered to take his command

Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Rank Shoulder Board Set For Cavalry Major - (2) Items m which was constructed in 1944Original Items: Only One Set Available. This set of shoulder boards is truly a work of art. It is an upmarket bullion set for an officer and features a single gold Oak Leaf at each end, indicating the rank of a Major. The color inside the border is yellow, which was the color used to indicate Cavalry during the Civil War era and beyond. These boards are carefully hand embroidered using wool fabric and bullion thread, which surrounds a stiff core. The