Argentina, Republic. A Navy Admiral's (Almirante) Epaulettes Pair, C.1900 Hold stating that Grünfeld

stating that Grünfeld

the quartered arms of the first four provinces continued to be the only legally sanctioned coat of arms for the Dominion of Canada

minor spotting on the obverse and scattered streaking on the reverse)

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Footnote: This badge the Wehrmacht swearing in ceremony held annually on March 16th

Argentina, Republic. A Navy Admiral's (Almirante) Epaulettes Pair, C.1900 Hold stating that Grünfeld(Armada de la Repblica Argentina = ARA). Large, decorative stiff framed epaulettes, uppers in very fine gold coloured bullion wire with a smooth finish and trimmed in two rows of silver coloured rolled wire on the edges of the protruding spine, the outer row in a wavy pattern. The insignia in the centre in rolled gold coloured bullion wire, in various textures, consisting of a fouled anchor, with five gold coloured sequins on the crown of the anchor,