Germany, Heer. Two Marksmanship Certificates On Wooden Support To Pionier Harborth, 1935 Newly Listed He had developed a "small

He had developed a "small slit in the fascia of the right leg

on original triangle ribbon

The interior leather liner is fully intact

Footnote: The Mongolian nobility came into being in the 10th century

Germany, Heer. Two Marksmanship Certificates On Wooden Support To Pionier Harborth, 1935 Newly Listed He had developed a "smallThe marksmanship certificates are in the form of paper sheets glued to a wooden support with a triangular metal hanger. They are named to Pionier (sapper) Edmund Harborth of the 3rd Company of Pionier Battalion Stettin B. Harborth received the 2nd shooting class marksmanship badge for rifle on May 13, 1935, and for machine gun on September 19, 1935, respectively. Measuring 384 mm (w) x 283 mm (h), presenting light scuffing of the edges and age related