Original Argentinian Late 19th Century General’s Bullion Shoulder Boards in Original Box by Marque de Fabrique - French Import Snider Rifles & Bayonets World War I observation crews

World War I observation crews were the first to use parachutes

which is also in excellent condition

The upper band takes a smaller spring

The grouping includes a small booklet titled “You Don’t Think…” (which is in rough condition) which depicts cartoons that veer soldiers away from VD

definitely a difference from the later model 1929 scabbards

Original Argentinian Late 19th Century General’s Bullion Shoulder Boards in Original Box by Marque de Fabrique - French Import Snider Rifles & Bayonets World War I observation crewsOriginal Items. Only One Available. After the Argentine independence from Spain, a history of military conscription emerged and that this tradition of mandatory military service began in 1896 with the First Conscription (Servicio Militar Obligatorio) where 20 year old men were drafted by a decree of President Jos Evaristo Uriburu and lasted until 1994. This policy persisted owing to numerous conflicts that Argentina was involved in previously after