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Oberschutz Sleeve Pip (Early War)
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Rank insignia for Oberschutz/Obergrenadier. This model is woven on a bottle green backing and is most commonly seen in use on the earlier pattern Feldblusen and greatcoats, but it was in use through the end of the conflict.
Note! German rank pips and chevrons were not worn in pairs. One pip or chevron was worn on the left sleeve.
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