Aigulettes
An aiguillette is an ornamental braided cord most often worn on uniforms, but may also be observed on other costumes such as academic dress, where it will denote an honour. Originally, the word "aiguillette" referred to the lacing used to fasten plate armor together. As such, a knot or loop arrangement was used which sometimes hung from the shoulder.
Aiguillettes should not be confused with lanyards, which are cords also worn from the shoulder (or around the neck), but do not have the pointed aiguillette tips (see Aiguillette (ornament)) and are usually of fibre rather than gold or silver wire, and often not braided.
Art No.429
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: CORD MADE OF SILK THREAD, AND TIP IS MADE OF BRASS.
Art No.430
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF SILK THREAD, AND TIP IS MADE OF BRASS
Art No.431
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF BULLION WIRE, AND TIP IS MADE OF BRASS
Art NO.440
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF SILK THREAD, AND TIP IS MADE OF BRASS
Art No.441
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF BULLION WIRE & SYNTHETIC MATERIAL
Art No.442
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF BULLION WIRE & SYNTHETIC MATERIAL
Art No.443
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF BULLION WIRE & SYNTHETIC MATERIAL
Art No.445
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF BULLION WIRE & SILK
Art No.446
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF SILK THREAD, TIP MADE OF BRASS, GOLD OR SILVER PLATED
Art No.447
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF BULLION WIRE & TIP MADE OF BRASS.
Art No.448
Name:- SHOULDER AIGUILETTE
Description: MADE OF SILK THREAD
