Red Shoulder Epaulette Pair with Gold Bullion Fringe Double tone
Red Shoulder Epaulette Pair with Gold Bullion Fringe Double tone

Red Shoulder Epaulette Pair with Gold Bullion Fringe Double tone

$69.00
SKU: TH-17-176
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A pair of military-style shoulder epaulettes (boards), constructed with a red fabric/felt base and finished with a scalloped gold bullion braid edge and long hanging gold bullion fringe (bouillon fringe), interspersed with red thread accents. Each epaulette has a shaped strap/tongue at the top for securing to the shoulder of a uniform coat, typical of 19th–20th century ceremonial and dress uniform construction. Details: Material: Red fabric/felt base with gold metallic bullion braid trim and bullion fringe Color: Red and gold Style: Rounded epaulette pad with scalloped gold edge, hanging bullion fringe, shoulder strap/tongue closure Construction: Hand-worked bullion embroidery/braid, consistent with...

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A pair of military-style shoulder epaulettes (boards), constructed with a red fabric/felt base and finished with a scalloped gold bullion braid edge and long hanging gold bullion fringe (bouillon fringe), interspersed with red thread accents. Each epaulette has a shaped strap/tongue at the top for securing to the shoulder of a uniform coat, typical of 19th–20th century ceremonial and dress uniform construction.

Details:

  • Material: Red fabric/felt base with gold metallic bullion braid trim and bullion fringe
  • Color: Red and gold
  • Style: Rounded epaulette pad with scalloped gold edge, hanging bullion fringe, shoulder strap/tongue closure
  • Construction: Hand-worked bullion embroidery/braid, consistent with officer or ceremonial dress uniform epaulettes
  • Set: Pair (matching left/right)
  • Era: Styled in the 19th–20th century military/ceremonial dress epaulette tradition (unconfirmed maker/regiment)
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