Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Tyrolean Marksmanship Badges Hold " It went on to

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pair of his shoulder boards

one wearing the Infantry Assault Badge

Instituted in 1847

as well as lions and swords between the arms of the cross

Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Tyrolean Marksmanship Badges Hold " It went on to(Standschtzenverband Tirol Vorarlberg Abzeichen). A pair of Tyrolean Marksmanship Badges, including: 1. A 1944 Gau Champions Badge for Pistol Shooting, constructed of gilded and painted bronze, the obverse consisting of a circular oak leaf wreath, surrounding a central raised Tyrolean eagle clutching a bullseye target overlaid by a mobile swastika, flanked by a date of 1944, above an inscription of PISTOLE, the reverse with a horizontal pinback,