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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Wehrmacht Marksmanship Lanyard, Grades 5-8

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Wehrmacht Marksmanship Lanyard, Grades 5-8

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Wehrmacht Marksmanship Lanyard, Grades 5-8

(Wehrmacht Schützenschnur). A Wehrmacht Marksmanship Lanyard, consisting of an insignia, constructed of silvered zink, with all four reverse attachment prongs intact, the obverse with an oval oak wreath topped by a Heer-style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika, overlaid by a shield and crossed swords, measuring 42 mm (w) x 57 mm (h), set on a lanyard, constructed of multiple rows of twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire, completing with two stylized acorns of identical constructed, measuring 430 mm in total length, all unmarked and in near extremely fine condition.