Germany, Third Reich. A 1936/37 Champion Marksman Award to Dr. Otto Hercher Auction marked "800" (silver) on the

marked "800" (silver) on the loop as well as 800 and hallmarked on cross

A pair of large portraits

bearing “Vitam Et Sanguinem” (translation: Life and Blood) and “Princeps et Patria” (translation: Prince and Country)

reverse with the application for admission into the Hitler Youth

Lewis was posted to the Casualty Company at Exhibition Camp

Germany, Third Reich. A 1936/37 Champion Marksman Award to Dr. Otto Hercher Auction marked "800" (silver) on the(Schtzenknig Abzeichen). Constructed of silver, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, consisting of a Geneva Cross, the obverse with ribbed arms, bearing a central raised mobile swastika, the three, nine, and twelve oclock arm bearing an engraved dedication of DR. MED. OTTO HERCHER, SCHTZENKNIG 1936 37, the reverse stamped with a silver content number of 800, measuring 69. 34 mm (w) x 72. 85 mm (h), weighing 26. 5 grams, in extremely