Infantry Officer's Dress Epaulets from the Alfonso XIII Era

Infantry Officers Dress Epaulets from the Alfonso XIII Era

Magnificent original infantry officers dress epaulets from the Alfonso XIII era, in very good condition and worthy of a military museum. The epaulets are made of thick gold silk cord, braided into a symmetrical design and secured to a rectangular piece of red fabric. The braiding creates a complex and attractive shape, which, together with the contrast between the two shades, forms a beautiful and unique ensemble. At the base of the red piece, we can see two leather straps with metal fittings, used to attach the epaulets to the uniform. At the rounded end of each epaulet is a gilt metal button bearing the coat of arms of Spain and the word INFANTERÍA.

These ceremonial epaulets for an infantry officer from the era of Alfonso XIII are an authentic piece of evident historical interest.