Austria, Empire. A Pair of Prague Civil Guard Corps Officer's Epaulettes, c.1866 Republic of bearing an inscription of “FELDHERRNHALLE”

bearing an inscription of “FELDHERRNHALLE” in cursive script

These Type I decorations were also called “de Remplacement

but most of its bronze finish is gone

having been hemmed in by the sea opposite Cliff Crescent in Margate

Austria, Empire. A Pair of Prague Civil Guard Corps Officer's Epaulettes, c.1866 Republic of bearing an inscription of “FELDHERRNHALLE”(Prager Brgerwehr). Austrian volunteer officer's mobilized during the Austro Prussian War of 1866 frequently wore French influenced shoulder epaulettes for formal dress uniforms such as senior officer's within the field Chaplaincy, civil guard units, military court personnel, field surgeons as well as others within the Imperial and Royal Army under the 1854 Adjustment Regulations, this set features toned silver embroidered branding, with a single red