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Bottle Green Light Green Piped EM Shoulder Boards - Jager

Quick Overview

High quality reproduction German World War Two shoulder boards made from bottle green wool and light green piping. Authentic style with the correct button holes, ideal for M36 tunics worn by enlisted men in Jager units. Our selection also includes boards in all main colors used in the German army.

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$12.04
 

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Immerse yourself in historical accuracy with our high-quality reproduction German World War Two shoulder boards, meticulously crafted from bottle green wool and adorned with light green piping. These authentic-style shoulder boards faithfully replicate the originals, complete with the correct button holes, making them the ideal choice for M36 tunics worn by enlisted men in Jager units.

Designed with precision and attention to detail, these shoulder boards capture the essence of the distinct uniforms worn during this pivotal era. The combination of bottle green wool and light green piping creates a visually striking accessory, ensuring historical authenticity for enthusiasts, collectors, and historical re-enactors alike.

Whether you're looking to enhance your collection or participate in historical re-enactments, these shoulder boards stand as a testament to the dedication and service of enlisted men in Jager units. Explore our selection, which includes boards in all the main colors used in the German army, offering versatility for those seeking to recreate various historical military uniforms.

Step into the world of German World War Two history with confidence, knowing that each shoulder board has been meticulously crafted to replicate the authentic style and details of the past. Elevate your historical reenactments and enrich your collection with these high-quality reproduction shoulder boards, offering a tangible connection to the bravery and service of those who served during this significant period in military history.