Netherlands. A Pair Of Early Royal Dutch Navy Vice-Admiral Dress Epaulettes Newly Listed credited with four victories and

credited with four victories and a probable one

he was appointed Army Intelligence Head of the 12th Army

he was appointed major-general following a decisive victory over the Maratha Confederacy

They were often tied to a bayonet or mounted on a rifle

Netherlands. A Pair Of Early Royal Dutch Navy Vice-Admiral Dress Epaulettes Newly Listed credited with four victories andLarge, decorative stiff framed epaulettes, the uppers in a very fine gold coloured bullion wire, with a brass Dutch Navy button bearing a crowned anchor placed at the neck end, both epaulettes missing their dual rank star devices on the oval cap. There is a large raised gold coloured bullion wire ridge flanked by rows of fine gold coloured bullion wire on either side of the protruding wide oval cap, with two rows of tightly wound bullion wire fringe