Item: G23965

Two German Imperial Shooting Awards

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Two German Imperial Shooting Awards

Third Reich: Magdeburg Shooting Medal 1938 (silvered bronze, obverse illustrating the bust of a marksman holding a rifle, wearing a hunter's hat with an oak leaf and acorn, backed by a target, reverse engraved "B.S.G. / Allianz Magdeburg Schiessstand-Weihe / 11./12. Nov. 38", 33 mm, original light blue and white ribbon with pinback); and Prussia: Konstanz 114 Shooting Association Former Members Badge (die-stamped bronze gilt, obverse illustrating the cypher of Frederick III in the centre, framed by branches of oak leaves on either side at the bottom and a ribbon banner above inscribed "VEREIN EHM 114 KONSTANZ", the ribbon banner surmounted by the Prussian crown, backed by cross rifles, reverse maker marked "BIRON" and numbered "854276", 30 mm x 39.5 mm, horizontal pinback, original ribbon folded and held in place by two intact prongs). Near extremely fine.