Germany, Third Reich. A German Shooting Association Victor’s Medal, With Case Hold matched “L/54” for “Schauerte &

matched “L/54” for “Schauerte & Höhfeld” on the reverse - an uncommon variant due to it being marked on the pin

arriving the next day in France and posted to the Canadian Army CE with 1st Field Ambulance

inscribed "VIERSEN" above and "1880"

the two ends stitched together at the rear and completed by a white ribbon which is finished in a bow-tie

the battlecruiser was placed in reserve

Germany, Third Reich. A German Shooting Association Victor’s Medal, With Case Hold matched “L/54” for “Schauerte &(Deutscher Schtzenverband Medaille mit Etui). Constructed of bronzed feinzink, the obverse bearing a central raised horse, topped by an inscription of DEM SIEGER (TO THE VICTOR), flanked by raised insignia of the DRL and DSV, the reverse with an inscription of EHRENPREIS DES GAUES WESTFALEN IM DEUTSCHEN SCHTZEN VERB. (HONOUR PRIZE OF GAU WESTPHALIA IN THE GERMAN SHOOTING ASSOCIATION), above a raised banner with an unspoiled space for a dedication,