Germany, Heer. An Armored Marksmanship Lanyard Badge Auction dated “14 Martie 1881” (“14

dated “14 Martie 1881” (“14 March 1881”)

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Germany, Heer. An Armored Marksmanship Lanyard Badge Auction dated “14 Martie 1881” (“14(Gepanzertes Treffsicherheitsabzeichen). A badge constructed of oval shaped silvered zink, the obverse with a border of geometric designs, a Heer style national eagle clutching a mobile swastika perches at the top of the wreath, a tank superimposed in the centre, with its right tank track extending over the edge of the badge, the reverse plain with four prongs, measuring 41. 97 mm (w) x 56. 65 mm (h), and in overall fine condition.