Germany, Imperial. A Set of Fliegertruppe Leutnant Shoulder Boards Hold the British Government awarded it

the British Government awarded it without clasp to all members of the British Army and Royal Navy who had "served with distinction" between 5 July 1840 and 29 August 1842 in the following actions :In the Canton River

bearing various stamps

and material fatigue of the leather elements

The doctor also stated that "since coming to (the) hospital (he) has been having a form of convulsion" and that he was "Neurotic" He went on to state: "As soon as one set of symptoms disappears

featuring a printed and handwritten dedication to a recipient of the IV Class Officer’s Cross of the Order

Germany, Imperial. A Set of Fliegertruppe Leutnant Shoulder Boards Hold the British Government awarded it(Schulterklappen fr einen Leutnant der Fliegertruppe). A matching set of Fliegertruppe Leutnant shoulder boards, each constructed of a dark blue wool base with a rigid card stock core, topped by an additional layer of red wool, bearing four bands of silver aluminum wire piping interspersed with black and white chevrons (indicating Prussian issue), and pinned with a metal Fliegertruppe device, both unmarked and measuring 50 mm (w) x 110 mm (l),