A Second War Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Marksmanship Lanyard United Republic of 1934 Lower Saxony & Brunswick

1934 Lower Saxony & Brunswick Tinnie - In sharply die struck silvered bronze

He excited such feelings as produced a thundering crack of applause such as I thought I never before heard

Two Russian men who were very likely working in the fields as Prisoners of War forced labourers saw the airman parachute to the ground and rushed over to his aid

She was launched on 18 May 1940 and commissioned on 15 June 1940 with Oberleutnant zur See Herbert Wohlfarth in command

missing its latch

A Second War Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Marksmanship Lanyard United Republic of 1934 Lower Saxony & BrunswickThe lanyard consisting of a badge attached to a knotted backer and a thick braid with loops for button attachment on either end; the badge constructed of blackened aluminum, on a silver aluminum threaded know with a field gray wool backer; thick silver aluminum braid without a backer; a fine quality example; in virtually mint condition.