"shoulderstrap" meaning in English

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          "text": "When any occasion requires the Doctor to be magnificent, I am to whip off my shoulderstraps & put on his. So we shall both hv. a dress coat.",
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          "text": "[…] Marshall-Cornwall observed from a ruined cottage[…], a position which enabled him to look down the length of the German trench and, with the aid of a powerful telescope, read the regimental numbers on the Germans' shoulderstraps.",
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          "text": "The woman frowned and tinkered with one of the cheap brooches that held her shoulderstraps.",
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