Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot of Two Heer Marksmanship Lanyards (Grade 5/Grade 1) visually-hidden remaining there until he was

remaining there until he was discharged to furlough on June 5th

50 mm (w) x 89

1918 and seven months after being awarded his badge

maker marked with an "N" inside a branch of linden leaves on the intact clip

the 12th York Rangers

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot of Two Heer Marksmanship Lanyards (Grade 5/Grade 1) visually-hidden remaining there until he wasA lot of two Third Reich German Wehrmacht Heer marksmanship lanyards, consisting of: 1. A Heer Grade 5 Marksmanship Lanyard, consisting of a silvered zinc insignia in the form of an oval oak wreath tied together at the base, topped by a Heer style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika, around a central shield bearing crossed swords set over a hollow background, affixed with all four reverse attachment prongs to a lanyard constructed of