Germany, Heer. A Marksmanship Lanyard, Second Pattern, Grade One Newly Listed between April 1945 and December

between April 1945 and December 1948 it housed hundreds of thousands of inmates as either interned prisoners or transitory inmates

with a depressed dark blue velvet medal bed

each bar with swing bar pinback)

He was treated for a gunshot wound to the hip on June 17

the reverse with an inscription of “FÜR TREUE DIENSTE BEI DER FAHNE” (“FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE TO THE FLAG”) and a number “9” in Roman numerals

Germany, Heer. A Marksmanship Lanyard, Second Pattern, Grade One Newly Listed between April 1945 and December(Heer Schtzenschnur). A second pattern Heer Marksmanship Lanyard, Grade One, featuring an aluminum insignia, consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath, topped by a Heer style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika, above a pebbled shield overlaid by crossed swords, affixed with four reverse attachment prongs to a lanyard constructed of multiple rows of twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping, with each end completing in loop for uniform