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Europe. A Lot of Five Shooting Awards

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Europe. A Lot of Five Shooting Awards

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Europe. A Lot of Five Shooting Awards

Germany: Town of Donaueschingen Shooting Award (in silvered metal, measuring 53.5 mm (w) x 53 mm (h), large loop suspension); Germany: First Prize Shooting Award (three-piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, white and green enamels, engraved "Pr. Sch. 1928" on the reverse, measuring 44.3 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), original ribbon); Switzerland: City of Cher Shooting Award 1938 (in pewter, marker marked "HUGUENIN LE LOCLE" on the reverse, measuring 30.5 mm (w) x 40.7 mm (h), original ribbon suspended from a pinback hanger inscribed "KRANZ-AUSZEICHNUNG"); Switzerland: District of Aussersihl, City of Zurich National Exhibition Small Caliber Shooting Award 1939 (in pewter with blue and white enamels, maker marked "BREVETE PAUL KRAMER" on the reverse, measuring 36.8 mm (w) x 52 mm (h), the pinback hanger inscribed "KRANZ-AUSZEICHNUNG" and having separated from the ribbon); and United Kingdom: National Rifle Association Rifle Clubs Shooting Medal (in bronze, measuring 28.5 mm (w) x 41.5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, original ribbon). Ranging from fine to nerar extremely fine.