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Four German Master Shooting Awards in a Presentation Case

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Four German Master Shooting Awards in a Presentation Case

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Four German Master Shooting Awards in a Presentation Case

District Marksman Three Year Shooting Award (two-piece construction, zinc with red, white and green enamels, gilt reverse, number impressed "1059" on the gilt reverse, illustrating a wreathed left-facing eagle, its talons gripping a target bearing a swastika, inscribed "3 Jahre Gaumeisterschütze" in the ribbon banner below the target, 63.2 mm, horizontal pinback); District Marksman Six Year Shooting Award (two-piece construction, zinc with red, white and green enamels, number impressed "135" on the silvered reverse, illustrating a wreathed left-facing eagle, its talons gripping a target bearing a swastika, inscribed "6 Jahre Gaumeisterschütze" in the ribbon banner below the target, 62.8 mm, horizontal pinback); District Marksman Nine Year Shooting Award (two-piece construction, zinc with red, white and green enamels, gilt reverse, number impressed "57" on the gilt reverse, illustrating a wreathed left-facing eagle, its talons gripping a target bearing a swastika, inscribed "9 Jahre Gaumeisterschütze" in the ribbon banner below the target, 64 mm, horizontal pinback); and Small Calibre Master Class Country Shooting Award (two-piece construction, bronze gilt with red, white and green enamels, maker marked "C. POELLATH SCHROBENHAUSEN" on the reverse, illustrating a wreathed left-facing eagle, its talons gripping a target bearing a swastika, dated "1940", inscribed "Landesschiessen" below, framed by an arch of oak leaves and inscribed "KLEINKALIBER-MEISTERKLASSE" at the base, 61.3 mm, horizontal pinback). Each with intact enamels, near mint. In a presentation case with circular recessed areas incorporating horizontal slots, light contact on the exterior, case near extremely fine.