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Germany, SS. A Rare and Mint Set of SS-Obergruppenführer Collar Tabs, Second Pattern consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac a phrase first used by(Waffen SS Kragenspiegel fr einen Obergruppenfhrer). A matching set of SS Obergruppenfhrer collar tabs, each constructed of black doeskin with buckram cores, trimmed with twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping, and bearing three hand embroidered silver aluminum wire oak leaves interspersed with four acorns, in turn situated above two pips of identical construction, the reverse featuring a length of fine black threading firmly holding the